METEOR SHOWER

The annual celestial fireworks are expected to occur on Jan. 3 this year, and the intense shower will be visible only from the western parts of North America.

Here's what you need to know about the 2016 Geminids Meteor Shower.

Don't forget to catch a glimpse of the final full moon of the year.

No plans for Friday night? Check out the Draconid Meteor Shower.

Find out everything you need to know to watch the 2016 Perseids Meteor Shower.

Get excited for the 2016 Perseid meteor shower with these epic photos sky watchers have been sharing on Instagram.

Just because you’re in a heavily populated and polluted city doesn’t mean you have to miss out on this year’s Perseids meteor shower.

Sky-watchers take note: The Taurids and Leonids peak in mid-November.

Two Leonid meteor showers are expected to pay a visit later in November, according to a latest cosmic prediction for the new month.

The Northern Taurids is a minor shower that can occasionally put on a good show for stargazers.

The meteor shower may have peaked Wednesday but it will continue through August.

Constant impacts of comet particles on the lunar surface cause a permanent dust cloud around the moon, according to a new study.

This year's Perseid meteor shower peaks on Tuesday, and NASA and Slooh will provide live stream broadcasts beginning at 9:30 and 7:30 p.m. EDT, respectively.

July's supermoon is the first of three for the summer.

The May Camelopardalids may not have been the "meteor shower of the decade," but it was an impressive stargazing event.

The annual Eta Aquarid meteor shower has arrived, with the best viewing slated for the early Tuesday morning.

Why haven't we been crushed by space debris?

The first meteor shower of 2014 has a slim window of viewing opportunity, but it may yield some impressive fireballs.

A fireball shot across the evening sky over Iowa on Thursday, prompting many residents to wonder what caused the bright long streak above their heads. Was it a meteor, or could it have been space debris?

If you manage to get to a dark, open place, you could spot some Draconid meteors in the sky Monday and Tuesday.

A UK scientist claims to have found proof of alien life visiting Earth but there should be some skepticism over the sensational news.