Get ready for the Perseid meteor shower, which will shine brightest from the night of August 12 to dawn on August 13. With this year’s peak coinciding with a new Moon, ideal viewing conditions promise vibrant streaks across the sky. As Earth passes through the remnants of Comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle, stargazers in rural areas can expect a spectacular display of meteors per hour under dark conditions throughout the United States.
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