Meteor Showers

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

Ready to spend 2025 staring at the sky instead of your phone? We've got all the astronomical events of the year in one place. Check out the dates and times for conjunctions, meteor showers, eclipses, supermoons, equinoxes, solstices, and more.

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.

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!

Five meteor showers are reaching their peaks in November. Learn about each of them and get tips for observing this month's meteors.

Several meteor showers will reach their peak in December 2025. Find out their peak dates and the Moon’s phase, and get an observation forecast.

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 Leonids are the most prolific November meteor shower, also known for producing meteor storms once in about 33 years and for their influence on scientific research. Learn more about the Leonid meteor shower and how to observe it in 2025.

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!

The Ursids reach their peak at the end of December. Learn when and where you can see them and what the observation conditions are in 2025.