One of the most dramatic astronomical events of the year is scheduled to peak this weekend. The Geminid meteor shower is ...

Nearly 200 years old, the Geminid meteor shower was first recorded in 1833 from a riverboat on the Mississippi River.

The cosmic display – famed for its strong, bright and consistent fireballs – is reaching its peak activity for the year ...

As the meteor shower appears to originate from Gemini, an equatorial constellation, observers in Russia’s southernmost areas will be better suited to enjoy viewing the celestial event ...

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The Geminid meteor shower is an annual meteor shower that is extremely regular in its timing and can potentially be visible ...

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The Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend and could bring as many as 120 meteors per hour to the night sky. Will you be ...

The Geminids are known as being fast and bright meteors, often yellow in color, according to NASA. They are unique from many other meteor showers because where the meteors originate from is an ...