The Geminids — among the few major meteor showers to come from asteroids — peak on Friday. It's one of the year's last chances to see fireballs in the sky.

December isn’t just about the holidays — it’s also the time of year we get to enjoy what is often touted as one of the best meteor showers of the year: the Geminids.

There are three meteor showers left this year. Geminids will peak Dec. 13 and 14, producing up to 150 meteors per hour.

If you are not lucky enough to have the best conditions for viewing the Geminids at their peak, you should still be able to spot the odd shooting star into next week, and it is not long to wait until the next, and final. meteor shower of 2024 - the Ursids.

The Geminid meteor shower is an annual meteor shower that is extremely regular in its timing and can potentially be visible for days in the late-autumn sky, depending on weather and location.

The Geminid meteor shower's peak activity happens this week, when 120 meteors per hour are possible under the right conditions.

People across the globe could see up to 120 meteors per hour during the peak of the Geminids meteor shower this week.

Unfortunately, bright moonlight will spoil the view, so space experts are advising stargazers to look out for the meteors sooner. The Geminids meteor shower will peak from Friday Dec. 13 into early Saturday Dec.

The year's most reliable meteor shower is happening, but the best time to watch will be when it peaks Friday and Saturday nights. Here's how to watch.

The meteor shower, considered by NASA as the “most reliable” annual shower, tends to release green and yellow colors in the night sky.