When many meteors appear to streak from the same point in the night sky, that point is known as the radiant. This year the ...

The Leonids meteor shower peaks every year in November and is considered a major shower. Here's everything to know about how ...

You won't need binoculars or a telescope, but you will need to get away from city lights to see one of the meteor showers ...

The Geminids meteor shower begins at around 9 or 10 p.m., so you don't need to stay up till late or wake up too early. That ...

Stargazers have the chance to see multiple meteor showers this month. The first meteor shower, the Northern Taurid Meteor Shower, will peak on Nov. 12.

NASA officials predict the Leonids meteor shower will peak overnight Sunday and early Monday morning. It is active until Dec.

Cloudy skies blocked the first peak of the Leonid meteor shower, but a clearer and brighter second peak arrives Monday night ...

The Leonids meteor shower is currently at its peak, active since 6 November. Sky gazers can witness bright meteors formed ...

It's time to look up at the night sky again. Find a dark spot, let your eyes adjust and see the Leonid meteor shower as it ...

Meteors from the Leonids can be spotted in the constellation Leo, and will be visible from both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. This year, the moon will be 9 percent full, which is good news ...

This year’s Leonid meteor shower is estimated to be between November 3 and December 2, with peak activity on November 16 and ...