Two long-lasting meteor showers, the Southern and Northern Taurids, are set to create a celestial display for skywatchers in many parts of the Earth, including the United States. Known for their ...

An autumn meteor shower yearly responsible for “Halloween fireballs” may pose a small impact threat to Earth. But scientists have the sky under surveillance. Here’s what to know. What is the Taurid ...

The Orionids meteor shower hit its peak on Monday, with shooting stars lighting up the night despite the brightness of the nearly full moon. Stargazers who missed this shower have plenty of other ...

The Taurid Meteoroid Stream, which is possibly responsible for the famous Tunguska and Chelyabinsk impacts, probably doesn't hide a civilization-killing asteroid. When you purchase through links on ...

If your weather is good tonight, take some time to look up. You might spot pieces of Halley's Comet as they produce streaks of light across the night sky. Each year, throughout the month of October, ...

Want to see a meteor shower next week? They come around every year like clockwork and that means planning shooting star trips can be done months in advance. Here's a look at the next one, plus what's ...

(THE CONVERSATION/AP) - With the Taurid meteor shower now hitting the night skies worldwide, look for what could be a celestial treat – you might see shooting stars, and maybe even fireballs, the ...

Heads up stargazers! The Southern Taurid meteor shower peaks overnight on Nov. 4-5, when a flurry of bright meteors could potentially be seen streaking through Earth's sky as our planet passes through ...

Throughout October and into November, stargazers are in for a dazzling celestial display as the Taurid meteor showers ramp up activity. The Taurids consist of the Southern Taurid and the Northern ...

A pair of annual meteor showers known for their slower movement and long-lasting streaks will be visible across the night sky this month, with the first wave of meteors passing over Earth this weekend ...

Miss this one, and there's no second chance. Comet C/2023 A3 Tschinshan-ATLAS will be at its closest point to Earth, 44 million miles, on Saturday, and should be visible to the naked eye in the ...