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The Lyrids are a streak of dust left by Comet Thatcher , which last appeared in 1861 , and won't be back until 2278 .
Peak activity is expected at 5:23 a.m. ET on April 22 .
The almost full moon ahead of the full moon will add to the difficulty of spotting the meteor shower.
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