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The Perseid meteor shower peaks on August 12. Learn how to watch, what to expect, and why it's one of the most popular sky events each year.

Catch the Eta Eridanid meteor shower peaking August 8. Fast meteors from Eridanus light up southern skies—ideal for early morning skywatchers.

The Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks July 30 with up to 25 meteors/hour. Watch after midnight from dark, clear skies for best views.

Catch the Piscis Austrinid meteor shower peaking July 28. Best seen before dawn from dark southern skies, this faint display is worth an early start.

Catch the fast, faint July Pegasid meteor shower peaking around July 10. Learn how to view this rare event with the right timing and conditions.

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The June Bootid meteor shower peaks June 27, offering slow, rare meteors from Boötes. Enjoy this unique celestial event under dark, moonless skies.

Catch the Daytime Arietid meteor shower peaking June 7! Learn how to safely view and detect these early morning meteors despite daylight challenges.

Discover the Tau Herculid meteor shower on May 31! Learn viewing tips, best locations, and what makes this rare celestial show truly unforgettable.

Catch the Eta Lyrid meteor shower peaking May 8. Look toward Lyra before dawn for up to 3 meteors per hour from Comet C/1983 H1 debris.

Discover how to watch the Eta Aquariid meteor shower, linked to Halley’s Comet. Get tips on timing, location, and capturing this dazzling sky event.