The Leonid meteor shower, considered a major shower, will bring along fireballs and "Earth-grazer" meteors. How to watch.

While peak for the 2024 Leonid meteor shower is coming up, there’s a chance the display will be altered by the full moon.Peak for the Leonid meteor shower is Saturday, November 16 into Sunday, November 17.

The annual Leonids meteor shower is due to peak next week, hopefully giving stargazers a treat to brighten up the dark winter evenings. The Leonids are due to show between November 3 and December 2 this year, and predicted to peak on the night of November 16, according to the American Meteor Society.

Are you someone who is looking to experience Leonid Meteor Shower? Then you might be in luck, as the Leonids and Northern Taurids meteor showers peak in mid-November. The Leonids are produced when Earth passes through the debris left behind by comet 55P ...

The Leonid meteor shower is expected to make its annual appearance in the night sky on Nov. 18, seen in the direction of the constellation Leo.

You don’t need a telescope or binoculars to see the Leonids. To ensure good viewing conditions, you should go to the darkest location possible, possibly a rooftop if you live in a city like New York so that you can get away from bright lights.

Here's the most important information if you want to glimpse the Leonids this November.

The annual Leonid meteor shower peak is coming this weekend, and while it may not be the brightest and most spectacular meteor event of the year, it's still worth seeking out. The Leonids result from the Earth passing through the trail of the comet Tempel-Tuttle (55P/Tempel-Tuttle),