Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend in spectacular show: How to watch
One of the most dramatic astronomical events of the year is scheduled to peak this weekend. The Geminid meteor shower is considered one of the "best and most reliable" annual meteor showers in the Northern Hemisphere, due to the dependable arrival of bold shooting stars every year in mid-December, according to NASA.
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Friday night is the peak time for the best performing meteor shower of the year, the Geminids. The Geminids have been proven to reliably produce a large number of meteors per hour — up to 120 — in ...
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