Catch the Perseid meteor shower—Earth’s cosmic dance through comet Swift-Tuttle’s debris field—when skies are clear and the moon is absent. Peak viewing hit Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with up to 100 meteors per hour visible if you’re far from city lights. Look toward the northeast for streaks radiating from Perseus. This annual spectacle, intensified by a new moon and perfect conditions, reminds us of our place in the universe—simple, awe-inspiring, and utterly free.
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