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The Geminids produce bright, colorful meteors that often leave glowing trails. Unlike some showers with fast, faint meteors, the Geminids are slower and easier to track. You might see meteors in shades of white, yellow, or even green. The shower is also known for occasional fireballs—very bright meteors that can light up the sky and last several seconds. These are a special treat for any observer. Bright fireball meteor streaking over mountain ridge during Geminid m

To get the best view, find a location far from city lights. Dark skies and minimal light pollution greatly enhance the visibility of meteors. Look for spots with clear views of the horizon—open fields or hilltops are ideal. The best viewing hours are just before dawn. At this time, the radiant point in Aquarius will be high in the sky, giving you a greater chance to witness the beautiful display.

The Alpha Centaurids meteor shower gets its name from the Centaurus constellation, the location of its radiant point. It is caused by debris