There will be a whole lot to see and do on the official Coronation day of King Charles III, including a rare stargazing opportunity after most celebrations have finished.
That is because the day of the official ceremony, May 6, happens to coincide with the maximum visibility of the Eta Aquariid meteor shower.
Royal Museums Greenwich (RMG), a leading group of space research facilities in the UK, has said the shower will be at its most visible on May 6 and May 7.
