The Leonid meteor shower, a celestial event celebrated for its bright and fast-moving meteors, is set to peak this weekend. The shower began earlier in the month and will continue its display until the end of November.
This annual shower is a reliable source of cosmic fireworks, often producing notable streaks of light as Earth passes through the debris trail left by Comet Tempel-Tuttle. While the peak is the most active period, intermittent meteors can still be observed during the entire shower duration.