Introduction 

How to See the Meteor Shower Tonight

When to watch: The Perseid meteor shower peaks tonight, between midnight and dawn, with the best show expected around 3 a.m. to 4 a.m. local time .

Where to look: Find an open dark sky, away from street lamps or city glow .

Let eyes adjust: Stay in the darkness for 20–30 minutes so your vision opens up to fainter streaks .

Which direction: Face the northeastern sky where the constellation Perseus is located — meteors radiate from there but can appear anywhere in the sky .

Moonlight alert: A bright moon may wash out many meteors, so expect only 10–20 meteors per hour, instead of the usual 50–100 .

Optional livestream: If skies are cloudy or you’re cozy indoors, catch a free webcast from the Virtual Telescope Project starting this evening 

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stars fall in silence and your heart listens

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night holds its breath around you

you step into velvet darkness

your pulse hums in tune with the sky

a spark cracks the quiet above

a shooting star flicks light across endless black

its glow echoes a pulse inside

moonlight brushes the sky soft and persistent

yet a few bold meteors blaze beyond its reach

their trails feel like whispers of cosmic memory

time loosens its grip

you lie flat under ancient sky

your chest expands

your soul leans into the quiet glow

in that fragile glow connection blooms

earth heart cosmos blend for a fleeting instant

and you carry that silent spark home

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