The Ursids mark the last meteor shower of the year and coincide with the December solstice, marking the official first day of winter Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital ...

If you missed the peak of the Geminid meteor shower earlier this month, don't worry — there's still another chance to catch a "shooting star" display this year. The Ursid meteor shower will peak ...

Created from debris trails from Halley’s Comet, the eta Aquariids can be seen from both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres ...

Bundle up and step outside: a stunning meteor shower is coinciding with the first official day of winter in the Northern Hemisphere. The Ursids are an annual meteor shower that are active from Dec ...

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The last meteor shower of the year — the Ursids — peaks Sunday, a few days before Christmas. While usually not as bright as the Geminids, the Ursid meteor shower can yield surprises.

Stargazers could wrap up their year with watching the Geminids meteor shower. While some may be able to spot a few shooting stars during the Ursids meteor shower, which is later in the year ...

Both meteor showers are believed to stem from a large ... Closing out 2025 is the Ursids, a rather capricious shower that coincides with the December solstice and averages anywhere from five ...

The Ursids is a meteor shower that is active annually between December 17 and December 25, with a peak around the December solstice. The shower is named after the constellation Ursa Minor ...