The Perseid meteor shower is back—and it’s primed for a dazzling show! With peak viewing between midnight and dawn, you could see 30 to 100 meteors per hour under the dark, moonless sky. Caused by Earth slicing through debris from comet Swift-Tuttle, this ancient spectacle has thrilled skywatchers for over 2,000 years. Best viewed far from city lights, give your eyes 30 minutes to adjust, and let the cosmic fireworks unfold—no phone needed.
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