You won’t want to miss the Geminids meteor shower. Here’s how to watch
The Geminids are considered one of the most productive annual meteor showers, with as many as 160 “shooting stars” visible an hour in the right conditions. This year the Geminid…
Enjoy a meteor shower Monday night … and other skywatching tips from NASA
Table of Contents A new month has just started and so NASA has returned with some tips on the exciting stuff to look out for over the coming weeks. Eta…
NASA’s skywatching tips for January include a parade of planets
What’s Up: January 2025 Skywatching Tips from NASA NASA has just shared its recommendations on what to look out for in the night sky during the first month of 2025.…
How to watch the Leonids meteor shower this weekend
The Leonids — one of the most famous annual meteor showers — is about to peak, giving keen skywatchers the chance to enjoy some free nighttime entertainment. Like any meteor…
NASA’s skywatching tips for November include a meteor shower
NASA has just released its monthly video (above) offering tips on what to look out for in the skies over the coming weeks. It’s a busy one, with November’s highlights…
How to watch the Geminids Meteor shower this month
One of the great meteor showers of the year, the Geminids, will be visible in December. Here’s how to catch this beautiful sight.
How to watch the spectacular Leonid meteor shower on Thursday night
With the Leonids known to create particularly bright streaks across the sky, we should be in for a treat on Thursday night when the meteor shower peaks.
How to watch the Orionid meteor shower this month
Through October you’ll have the chance to catch one of the most spectacular meteor showers of the year, the Orionid meteor shower.
How to watch the Perseids Meteor Shower this weekend
This weekend is the peak of the yearly Perseids meteor shower, and if you’re lucky you might be able to spot a flurry of shooting stars overhead.
How to view the Arietids meteor shower early tomorrow
If you’re an early riser with a spot of free time to look up, then tomorrow morning you have a good chance to enjoy the Arietids meteor shower.