Stargazers across the United States are in for a treat this weekend as the annual Leonids meteor shower lights up the night ...

It's time to look up at the night sky again. Find a dark spot, let your eyes adjust and see the Leonid meteor shower as it ...

The Leonids meteor shower peaks every year in November and is considered a major shower. Here's everything to know about how ...

The Leonids meteor shower tends to look like it's coming from the constellation Leo the Lion and the eastern part of the sky.

Sky-gazers worldwide may get the chance to see a celestial display this week as the annual Leonid meteor shower reaches its ...

The dazzling display is expected to feature up to 15 meteors per hour whizzing by at 44 miles per second, from late Sunday ...

The annual Leonids Meteor Shower is due to illuminate our skies once again, with the best time for viewing the light show ...

The Leonid meteor shower is created as Earth pass through the trail of tiny debris left behind by comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle as ...

Some of the fastest meteors will streak across the sky on the night of Nov. 17, as the Leonid meteor shower reaches its peak.

The waning crescent moon and partly clear night sky shouldn't interfere with viewing the meteor shower this year.

The Leonid meteor shower happens every year in November when Earth passes through leftover dust and debris from Comet Tempel Tuttle, which creates the fast, bright and colorful Leonid meteors. The ...

Now might be the time to wish upon that shooting star!