There will be three full moons during the summer. And the sky this season has a number of bright stars that form easily ...

Towards the end of the month, Mercury will be visible in the western horizon, the space agency said. Californians can observe the planet hanging low in the sky beginning 30 minutes after the sun set ...

Then, follow the "arc" of the Big Dipper's handle across the sky to the red giant star Arcturus, which anchors the bottom of Bootes. The Lyrid meteor shower is a medium-strength shower that occurs ...

A "spectacular" meteor shower is expected to light up the night ... with most of them being white but some being yellow and a few green, red and blue. The colours are partly caused by the presence ...

All year long, Earth passes through streams of cosmic debris. Here’s a list of some major meteor showers and how to spot them. By Nicholas St. Fleur All year long as Earth revolves around the ...

Meteor showers are caused by Earth passing through streams of dust, rocks, metal, and ice, resulting in brilliant displays of light in the sky. The radiant spot is an optical illusion where ...

But as he looked up, the sight of color streaks from the Perseid meteor shower made him forget his itchy red bumps — if only for a moment. Now Cooke, 66, is the meteroid environment program ...

This July, dress warm and let your eyes adjust because the Perseids meteor shower will rain over Canada, and you might want ...

Get ready for a meteor shower doubleheader. The Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower is active from July 18 through Aug. 21, peaking in late July. This year, the next peak will be between July 29 ...

Social media posts capturing the Perseid meteor shower show traces of red and green light overhead. When is the best time to view the Perseid meteor shower? The Perseid meteor shower is best seen ...

This week, skywatchers can enjoy a double meteor shower event with the Southern Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaking alongside the smaller Alpha Capricornid meteor shower. The Delta Aquariids ...

Whizzing meteors may regularly fill the skies, but avid stargazers have likely had the date of one meteor shower's peak circled on their calendars all year. The Geminids, one of the final meteor ...