As Comet Halley meteoroids streak through the air at 240,000 km/h, we see the typical meteor flashes. However, after some ...

Thanks to Jupiter's influence, up to 50 “shooting stars” could be visible during this year’s moonless peak of the Eta ...

Earth will pass through a trail of debris left behind by Halley’s Comet in 985 B.C.E. ahead of the Eta Aquariids' peak.

This trail of debris forms a band of dust in the path of the comet, which triggers a meteor shower as the Earth passes ...

Twinkling rubble from Earth's most famous comet will rain into our atmosphere during the early morning hours of Saturday, May ...

The Eta Aquariid meteors get their name from the point in the sky, called the radiant, where the meteors appear to originate.

The eta Aquariid meteors are passing by the Earth this month with an anticipated peak taking place this weekend from May 5 ...

The Eta Aquarid meteor shower will dazzle stargazers this weekend, reaching its peak from the evening of May 4 to the early ...

THIS weekend a meteor shower will be at its peak sending glowing streaks of space dust from Halley’s comet across the sky.

For the best viewing, NASA recommends looking straight skyward while lying on the ground with your feet toward the east.

The Eta Aquariids meteor shower can generate up to 30 meteors per hour in areas with a dark sky and little cloud cover.