Skip the mountain drive—your own lawn might actually be the better seat.

Two annual meteor showers are reaching their peak this week. It will be harder to see them this year due to the moon - but an astronomer shared tips with us on how to still view the lights.

Perseid meteor shower is one of the best displays all year, so don't miss it.

The Southern Delta Aquariids and Alpha Capricornids will overlap on July 30 and 31—but a bright moon could make their meteors difficult to spot.

The crown jewel of summertime stargazing is arguably the Perseids, one of the biggest meteor showers of the year, and it's coming soon.  The Perseids shower begins on July 17 and continue until Aug.

The Perseid meteor shower began earlier this week, making this weekend the first one meteors may be visible in the night ...

The Perseids meteor shower, which can produce up to 50 to 100 shooting stars an hour, will be active from July 17 to Aug. 24, ...

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