The Lyrid meteor shower peaks in the early hours of April 22, offering up a possible feast of impressive shooting stars and ...

The shower is best seen in the Northern Hemisphere with low moonlight and bright fireballs.

If there’s one meteor shower astrotourists have been waiting for this year, it’s the Geminids—and it’s about to peak. That means you could see between 60 to 120 shooting stars per hour under pristine ...

Did you watch the Lyrid meteor shower? Here is what the 2026 Lyrids were, how meteor showers happen, why shooting stars ...