SAN ANTONIO - If you've been waiting for a good excuse to get away from the city lights and spend a few hours looking up, tonight is the night. Tonight into Thursday morning brings the peak of the ...

The Perseids peaks Wednesday night into early Thursday morning, with the best viewing generally between midnight and dawn. A new moon means virtually no moonlight will interfere, creating potentially ...

The Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak tonight, giving skywatchers across much of the U.S. a chance to see one of the year's most reliable meteor showers. The best time to look is after midnight ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. What time does the Perseid meteor shower start tonight? Best viewing time, direction to look Most meteor shower stories focus on ...

Although fortunate photographers in a narrow swath of Europe are being treated to a total solar eclipse today, everyone in the Northern Hemisphere (and the very northern part of the Southern ...

For sky watchers, tonight is the night. That combination has generated significant interest among stargazers searching for one answer today: What time should I watch the Perseid meteor shower tonight?

Unlike the total solar eclipse that swept across Europe, the Perseids can be seen at night by anyone in the Northern Hemisphere. By Katrina Miller Science reporter Looking for more cosmic wonder after ...

The Perseids meteor shower is putting on its annual show this evening, with the peak occurring late tonight into the early morning hours. Anywhere from 50 to 100 meteors per hour may be visible, ...

If August has a marquee event for skywatchers, this might be it. While summer vacations, back-to-school shopping and beach trips compete for attention, Earth is quietly heading into one of the year's ...

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A popular meteor shower is set to reach its peak soon in the night sky — and one of the best places to view it is in California. Yahoo! News singled out five “spectacular places” to watch the Perseid ...