🌌 December 14, 2025 | The Geminids — Mark Your Calendar for the Best Meteor Shower of the Year ✨🔥 The sky is ready to spark. On the night of December 14, the Geminid meteor shower returns — widely regarded as the richest and most reliable shower of the year. Expect dozens of fast, bright meteors per hour under dark skies, many leaving long, persistent trains that glow like brushstrokes across the heavens. Unlike most showers born from comets, the Geminids come from an asteroid (3200 Phaethon),

On the night of October 18, the sky offers a quiet celebration for dedicated stargazers. The ε-Geminids meteor shower is subtle but mesmerizing, producing just a few rapid-fire streaks per hour under perfect dark-sky conditions. Don’t worry if you miss the peak, the show continues between October 14 and 27. 🌠♊ 🔭 Key Facts Radiant: Constellation Gemini, near Epsilon Geminorum Meteor Speed: about 70 km/s (super-fast!) Origin: Debris left behind by Comet C/1964 N1 (Ikeya) ⏰ Best Viewing Time UTC:

Wow! Check out this great time lapse of the Geminid meteor shower, shot by Michael Hill. Geminids are named for the constellation Gemini, the point from which the meteors seem to radiate. | 9NEWS (KUSA)