The Orionids are coming, and they're one of nature's most reliable cosmic shows. This major meteor shower, created by dusty remnants left behind by legendary Halley's comet, will peak this week with dozens of meteors streaking across the night sky.
The best viewing window opens Wednesday night into Thursday morning, though stargazers should wait until the large moon sets late at night to enjoy the clearest views. It's a perfect excuse to step outside, look up, and witness one of the universe's most beautiful recurring events—all completely free and visible from your backyard. Read the full story →
Today's takeaway: Nature's light show is happening now—mark your calendar for Wednesday night and experience a moment of cosmic wonder.
Source: sfgate.com. Ninja News summarises reporting from other outlets, so read the original for the full story.
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