
100 Meteors Per Hour Light Up Skies This Week
The Perseid meteor shower peaks Wednesday night with perfect viewing conditions across the northern hemisphere. A new moon means darker skies and up to 100 shooting stars per hour for stargazers.
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The Perseid meteor shower peaks Wednesday night with perfect viewing conditions across the northern hemisphere. A new moon means darker skies and up to 100 shooting stars per hour for stargazers.
One of nature's most dazzling light shows returns this weekend as the Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak. Stargazers can catch up to 100 shooting stars per hour without any special equipment.

Nature's most dazzling light show returns next month, offering stargazers up to 150 shooting stars per hour under ideal new moon conditions. The Perseid meteor shower will paint the night sky from July 17 to August 24, with its spectacular peak overnight on August 12-13.