Geminid Meteor Shower


Geminid Meteor Shower


"The Geminids are active every December, when Earth passes through a massive trail of dusty debris shed by a weird, rocky object named 3200 Phaethon. The dust and grit burn up when they run into Earth's atmosphere in a flurry of "shooting stars." - NASA

The Geminid Meteor Shower is showing up! In the exact day of December 13th (Wednesday) - 14th. NASA stated that these Meteors will be visible in 7:30 PM, and will be even more visible to the naked eye at midnight till 4:00 AM.

Don't let your family or friends miss this out! The Geminid Meteor Shower is active every December!

Stay updated..!
Know what NASA Stated!

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You might still be able to give your time upon staring at the dark skies in the night of December 13. This Meteor Shower will appear and mostly looks like the shooting stars.

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