meteor shower

Get your telescopes ready, because July is full of celestial events sure to give you a sleepless night or two. From the year's biggest full moon to two overlapping meteor showers, it's your best chance this summer to catch a King Tide and a shooting star. Last ...

Astronomy models are predicting that a comet which split apart in 1995 (and still fragmenting) is on track to enter our orbit with a grand display of meteors like nothing New England has seen in most of our lifetimes.

You're going to want to see these fireballs burning bright.

This week will kick off what is said to be an active month of meteor showers. Luckily, the SouthCoast will get to experience two consecutive showers this week.

Meteor showers are really cool by themselves but even more exciting when they're known as the "Dragon's Breath" showers.

While this particular shower will last from late July through August 20, you can see it in its full effect on August 13.

You might be able to see about 10 to 20 meteors per hour!

Tonight's Geminid meteor shower is predicted to be one of the best of the year.