Perseid Meteor Shower 2024: How to Experience the Spectacular Display
The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks on August 11-12, promising a dazzling night sky show best viewed in dark, clear conditions.
- The Perseid meteor shower originates from the debris of comet Swift-Tuttle, visible from mid-July to late August.
- Peak viewing times are expected on the nights of August 11 and 12, with optimal conditions after midnight.
- Dark, remote locations away from city lights provide the best visibility for the meteor shower.
- Viewers should avoid using telescopes or binoculars to capture the fast-moving meteors.
- Warm clothing, blankets, and bug spray are recommended for a comfortable viewing experience.