The Arietids meteor shower, known as the most active daytime meteor shower of the year, is reaching its peak on the mornings ...

From now until June 17, you might be able to spot the Arietid meteor shower during the early morning hours right before dawn, ...

Want to watch a meteor shower, but your evenings usually involve conking out on the sofa by 9 pm? We come bearing great news – it’s the peak of the Arietids this weekend, the most active ...

Two dazzling shows of comet dust will streak across the sky when the Arietids and Bootids meteor showers return in June, according to National Geographic. Stargazers can also seek out a brighter ...

This June is filled with celestial events you won’t want to miss. The summer equinox, the Strawberry full moon, and a meteor ...

Venus continues to be the brilliant “Morning Star” in the East before dawn, albeit dimming just a bit as it moves away from ...

Skywatchers in North Alabama will witness the Arietid meteor shower, peaking June 7-8, offering pre-dawn displays of meteors.

This month's night sky is filled with close-range meteors, swirling nebulas, and prime stargazing conditions. Here’s when you ...

That includes the Arietids in early June, the Delta Aquarids starting in mid-July and perhaps the best known meteor shower, the Perseids, in mid-August.