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- Geminid Meteor Shower FactboxThe Geminid Meteor Shower's dust stream is 5-500 times heavier than that of other meteor showers. Read about the Geminids' peak intensity and many other interesting facts about the Geminid Meteor Shower, including its unique origins.
Review of the 2010 Leonid Meteor Shower in Southern CaliforniaOff State Route 243 in Southern California, moderately high elevation levels allowed an awesome full-sky view; the observation of this year's Leonid Meteor Shower was a pleasant experience.
The Geminid Radiant Meteor ShowerThe Geminid Radiant is a annual meteor shower that can be seen from the first week in December to the third. For the Northern Hemisphere, it is a sky-watching paradise, as the viewing gets better each night.- Celestial Calendar - Astronomy Events 2011Best astronomy events to view in 2011.
- Geminid Meteor Shower of 2010The 2010 Geminid meteor shower caught me by surprise. Is there anything better than finding yourself in the middle of a meteor shower when you are not expecting it?
- 2010 Geminid Meteor ShowerAnother year is coming to a close, which means it is time for the annual Geminid Meteor Shower. This year's shower can be viewed between December 7th and 18th and is said to peak in the early morning between 1:00 am and 5:00 am on the 14th of December.
- The Geminids Meteor Shower of December 2010 - May Show More Than 50 "Shooting Stars" an HourThe Geminids are a bit slower than the summer Perseids and the Geminids "light streaks with tails" could end with a popping sound that might be faintly audible.
- Watching the Leonid Meteor Shower in PennsylvaniaThis is a guide to stargazing in central Pennsylvania for the Leonid Meteor Shower.
- 5 Tips for Viewing the November 2010 Leonid Meteor ShowerHave you ever seen a falling star? The 2010 Leonid Meteor Showers peak during the middle of November. Here are some tips to help maximize your chances to wish upon a falling star!
View the Lyrid Meteor Shower of 2011The Lyrid Meteor Shower will peak on the evening of April 21, 2011. Here are some basic facts about the Lyrids and hints for viewing the shower.
Draconids Meteor Shower: 2010 Might Produce AnythingThe Draconids meteor shower will help cure the sense of loss felt by those who did not get enough of heaven's active beauty from the Perseids meteor shower earlier this year
About the Quadrantid Meteor Shower of 2011The Quadrantid Meteor Shower will peak on the evening of January 3, 2011. Here are some basic facts about the Quadrantids and hints for viewing the shower.
How to View Meteor ShowersMeteor shower viewing tips covers how to best view meteor showers including what items to bring with you and how to watch the shower safely.
About the Geminid Meteor Shower of 2010The Geminid Meteor Shower will peak on the evening of December 13th, 2010. Here are some basic facts about the Geminids and hints for viewing the shower.
About the Leonid Meteor Shower of 2010The Leonid Meteor Shower will peak on the evening of November 17th, 2010. Here are some basic facts about the Leonids and hints for viewing the shower.
About the Orionid Meteor Shower of 2010The Orionid Meteor Shower will peak on the evening of October 21, 2010. Here are some basic facts about the Orionids and hints for viewing the shower.- Cascade Lake and the Perseid Meteor ShowerCascade Lake, near Eagle Bay, New York, provides opportunities to enjoy the Adirondack wilderness year round. The trail is easy, the swimming is great, and there are open skies perfect for viewing the Perseid Meteor Shower of mid-August.
- Viewing Meteor Showers in the Arcadia Valley, MissouriTwo locations in the Ironton area of Missouri provide great places to throw a star party in order to best view the reoccuring meteor showers.
- Meteor Shower Viewing Spots in Burnsville, MinnesotaA look at a few areas in Burnsville, Minnesota that are great for watching meteor showers.
- View Planets, Meteor Showers and More at Lake Afton ObservatoryTake a short drive out to Lake Afton to view the next meteor shower at the Lake Afton Observatory. The best place to watch the falling stars!
Perseid Meteor Showers: North Kitsap Peninsula's Best Viewing SpotsOn the North Kitsap Peninsula, a short ferry ride west from Seattle, the view of the Perseid meteor shower is glorious. The event occurs from mid-July through August, with the most dramatic display occurring the middle of August.
Viewing Astronomical Events in Las VegasTips on viewing the Perseids & other Astronomical Events in Las Vegas- Hot Spots for Meteor Shower Watching in Leon County, TexasBest places in Leon County, Texas to watch meteor showers.
- Clear Skies in Charleston South Carolina for Meteor Shower ObservationCharleston South Carolina is a great place for plenty of outdoor activity. Consider Charleston and the surronding suburbs ground zero for your Low Country meteor shower observations.
- Perseid Meteor Shower August 2010 a Beautiful Natural Display of Fireworks (VIDEO)Watching the Perseid Meteor shower is a great way to see a beautiful fireworks display. Here's the history of the Perseid Meteor shower.
Perseid Meteor Shower: An Event Worth WatchingThe Northern Nevada desert area remains fairly unsettled. A person can drive 10 feet off a major highway and be isolated, with minimal traffic and limited or no lights to interfere with watching the sky.
The Perseid Meteor Showers Can Be Seen Each Year in AugustThe comet gets its name from the constellation Perseus since the meteors radiate from that location in the sky. The Perseids are considered by many to be the year's best shower.- Perseids Meteor Shower Visible Aug. 12For the first time in my life, I went to see a meteor shower. Normally, my family and I don't take part of these kinds of activities, but this time, we decided to try something new.
Meteor Showers in New York: Avoiding Manhattan's Light PollutionWant to make a wish upon a shooting star? The Perseid Meteor Shower is one of the most dramatic celestial events of the year. Find the perfect viewing venue away from the bright city lights and you will be amazed at what you see.- Perseids Meteor Shower 2010The Perseids meteor shower is the most famous meteor shower that occurs every year. Last year, the glow of the moon interfered with viewing. This year, the moon was not expected to interfere with the viewing of the meteors.
- The Best Places to Watch Meteor Showers in Berkshire County, MassachusettsInterested in catching a glimpse of meteors on a clear night? The Berkshire mountains offer some excellent opportunities to see the show.
- Spectacular Meteor Shower Coincides with Rare Planet AlignmentThe Perseid meteor shower and a rare planet alignment are occurring at the same time which will give sky watchers everywhere a fantastic display.
- See the Meteor Shower Without Leaving the Civilization of DenverDon't miss the Perseid meteor shower just because you live in civilization. You don't have to drive far to get a decent view. Here are some stargazing and meteor shower observation tips and where to go in southwestern Denver.
- Where and How to See a Meteor Shower in West Virginia!This is one of the best articles giving some of the best details in the world when it comes to looking for and watching a meteor shower!
- Perseid Meteor Shower 2010: Information, History, and Viewing AdviceThe best time to watch the 2010 Perseid meteor shower is about to start! In fact, at its peak, NASA says one meteor may be visible each minute. And with conditions as good as they are this year, you'll definitely want to see this.
About the Perseid Meteor Shower of 2011The Perseid Meteor Shower peaks August 13th & 14th 2011. Here are some basic facts about the Perseids and hints for viewing the shower.- Lyrids Meteor Shower Peaks April 21/22Lyrids Meteor showers to peak in predawn hours. 10 to 20 meteors an hour is typical, but unpredictable. 1803 Lyrids Meteor Showers claimed a flurry of activity that may have exceeded 1000 meteors an hour.
April Meteor ShowersThe April Lyrid Meteors are coming to the skies near you. Stay tuned April 22nd to witness the falling stars in the heavens above. Get those wishes ready.- Meteor Shower in WisconsinWhatever you saw last night wasn't lightning, it was actually a meteor event that will be going on until the 21st of April.
Queer Lake and the Perseid Meteor ShowerA trip to remote Queer Lake in the Adirondack Mountains of northern New York is an ideal place to observe a meteor shower away from city lights.
