00:00Autumn nights are getting longer, bringing more chances to spot shooting stars.
00:04Six major meteor showers are still expected before 2027.
00:08The first major display arrives with the Orionids on October 21 into October 22.
00:14Around 20 meteors per hour could be visible under favorable conditions.
00:18The Orionids come from debris left behind by Halley's Comet.
00:22In November, the southern and northern torids will reach their peaks.
00:25They usually produce about 5 meteors per hour, but can occasionally create bright fireballs.
00:31The Leonids follow on November 16 into November 17.
00:35Around 15 meteors per hour are expected during the 2026 peak.
00:39The biggest event will come with the Geminides on December 13 and 14.
00:43Up to 120 meteors per hour could be visible away from city lights.
00:47A new moon arriving just days earlier should provide darker skies.
00:51The Geminides can also be seen during evening hours, making them easier for families to enjoy.
00:57Finally, the Ursids peak on December 21 into December 22.
01:02Around 10 meteors per hour are expected.
01:04For the best view, move away from bright city lights.
01:07Give your eyes time to adjust to the darkness.
01:10And check the cloud forecast before heading outside.
01:13Disclosure.
01:14This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI generated.
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