136K views · 1.8K reactions | Did you know that the meteors from the Orionid Meteor Shower are pieces and debris from the famous Halley’s Comet? | AccuWeather | Facebook

6.2K views · 147 reactions | After a four-month hiatus, shooting stars will return with the peak of the Lyrid meteor shower today and tomorrow as the world celebrates Earth Day: https://bit.ly/2RKJvfI | AccuWeather | Facebook

423K views · 5.8K reactions | Over 100 shooting stars per hour are set to dazzle the night sky globally, marking the grand arrival of the Geminid Meteor Shower! Peaking on December 13th and 14th, this annual event is caused by Earth passing through the debris trail left by asteroid 3200 Phaethon. A waxing crescent moon on the peak nights ensures optimal darkness for sky gazers to enjoy the show! #GeminidsMeteorShower #Space #MeteorShower #Asteroid | Museum of Science, Boston | Facebook

Where, when, and how to watch this week's meteor shower created by Halley's Comet. | Insider Science

The Leonid Meteor Shower is headed our way! 🌠 Look for roughly 10 meteors per minute to grace our night skies on November 17-18. Best time to spot 'em is predawn on the 18th, and you're going to get the best views looking towards the south. The bright moonlight might make it hard to see the meteors this year, but follow these tips from astronomer Bob Berman, and you'll know everything you need to know to get the best glimpse. Almanac.com/Leonids-Meteor-Shower | The Old Farmers Almanac