NEW YORK — It’s time for one of the strongest meteor showers of the year. The Geminids peak this weekend and are visible through mid-December, according to the American Meteor Society. The meteors ...

If you're hoping to catch some celestial activity this April, the Lyrids meteor shower offers a perfect opportunity. While not as dazzling as some of the more well-known showers, the Lyrids is a ...

Discover the peak time and date for the 2025 Ursid meteor shower. Tips on how to watch the year’s final celestial show.

The Perseids meteor shower has begun and will light up night skies until late August. The Perseids meteor shower is just one of three active meteor showers in the month of July 2025 — and the most ...

The Ursid Meteor Shower is a subtle but reliable annual celestial event that occurs each December around the winter solstice.

Texans have the chance to see one of the strongest meteor showers of the year. In fact, those in dark spaces away from the haze and smog of the big city may be able to witness more than 100 meteors in ...

The Ursid meteor shower peaks on Sunday, Dec. 21, just after the solstice, with ideal viewing conditions and dark skies just ...

SAN ANTONIO -- A car's dash camera may have captured video of a meteor falling across the skies of San Antonio, Texas on Saturday night. The video, uploaded by YouTube user Shadeth, was among several ...

FREEPORT, Texas — Check out this sight captured by a camera from our partners at Saltwater-Recon Tuesday night. It was an apparent meteor streaking across the night sky. The meteor was captured at ...

If you were captivated by the Lyrids meteor shower a couple of weeks ago, you didn’t have to wait long for another mesmerizing celestial display. An even grander spectacle than the Lyrids, the Eta ...

Tuesday night is your chance to get outside, step away from the city lights, and witness a natural light show as dozens of fireballs streak across the sky. Two meteor showers will peak at nearly the ...

Described by one witness as a "giant green bolide," the meteor was visible across a wide area, including Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas. "It was so bright," wrote one ...