Meteor Showers

In October 2024, several notable meteor showers will grace the skies. One of them will be the famous Orionids. Find out the best days for observation and get useful viewing tips.

The Northern and Southern Taurids grace the November sky! Learn more about the two meteor shower streams. Discover when and where to see them, and get tips on how to spot “shooting stars” this month.

The Orionids are one of the fastest and most prolific meteor showers of the year. Read this article to learn how and when to see it.

The Draconid meteor shower in October is a bit of a gamble. While typically modest, it can suddenly turn into a meteor storm. Get ready to see the Draconids with our article!

Get ready for September meteor showers! Our article provides a comprehensive guide – from scientific facts to best viewing tips – so that you never miss a “shooting star”.

The mighty Perseids, prolific Southern Delta Aquariids, and many other meteor showers are about to light up the sky! Learn when and where to catch “shooting stars” from June to September. 🌠

Explore the wonder of shooting stars in our guide to the Lyrid meteor shower! Find simple tips on how to view the meteors. Your journey into the night sky starts now!

Six meteor showers reach their maximum activity from March to June 2025. In this article, you’ll find info on the peak dates and observing conditions.

The Eta Aquariids’ peak occurs in early May; learn how to catch up to 50 luminous meteors per hour.

Let’s celebrate the last day of August with the Aurigid meteor shower! Learn when and where to see the maximum number of meteors and get useful observing tips.