Clear Pittsburgh Skies Expected For Draconid Meteor Shower's Peak Tuesday Night
Forecasted clear skies will make tonight the perfect time to watch the Draconid meteor shower at its peak.
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Forecasted clear skies will make tonight the perfect time to watch the Draconid meteor shower at its peak.
The Delta Aquariid meteor shower puts on one long summer show in July and August, but it will peak at the end of July.
The new year began with the most distant flyby of a planetary object, and it continues with the Quadrantid meteor shower Thursday night, one of the best annual shows in the night sky, according to NASA.
The Geminid Meteor Shower, one of the brightest meteor showers, appears every year in December.
Cosmic fireballs could light up the skies for the next week.
If you missed the supermoon eclipse last month, there's another celestial treat to watch tonight.
Want to wish upon a shooting star? The skies over the Pittsburgh area are likely to cooperate for a meteor shower overnight Wednesday.
If you're scared of the dark, you can fear a little less tonight.
There's a new meteor shower in town and it might even turn into a full-fledged storm.
For anyone that's looking for great star-studded spots near the city, you need look no further. Here are the best places for stargazing in Pittsburgh.