The Leonid meteor shower is peaking this weekend, though chances of catching a glimpse here in Michigan are likely slim, based on weather forecasts and Friday's full moon. "The one problem ...

The Leonid meteor shower takes place annually between Nov 6 to 30. In which direction will it be? The Leonids get their name from appearing to stream from the head of the constellation Leo the Lion.

Just a few days after the Northern Taurids peaks, the Leonids shower will also peak. Created by the 55P/Tempel-Tuttle comet, Leonids will come from the Leo constellation, which rises in the ...

So, if you haven't caught a meteor shower yet this year, this week is your chance. Don't miss out on this year's Leonid meteor shower, which is expected to have ideal conditions for many parts of ...

You can usually expect to see up to 20 meteors per hour. The Leonid meteor shower occurs every year between November 6-30, as Earth passes through the debris trail left by comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle.

So here’s your must-see shooting star-gazing schedule for 2020: April 21-22: Lyrids meteor shower (moon is 1% illuminated) November 16-17: Leonids meteor shower (moon is 5% illuminated ...

It anchors the kite-shaped constellation Bootes, the herdsman. The Leonid meteor shower peaks on the mornings of the 17th and 18th. It probably won’t be spectacular, but if skies are dark and ...