For those who like photography or astronomy, there will be a meteor shower on the night of December 14, with 150 meteors per hour expected to cross the sky. Remember to prepare a small stool, get your camera ready, and meet up with friends in a place without light damage.
The Geminid meteor shower is an annual event, and is one of the most visible meteor showers of the year, from early to mid-December.
Photographers and astronomy enthusiasts can look up at the night sky on December 14, when 150 meteors are expected to cross the sky every hour. December 14 is the 21st day of the 11th lunar month, so moonlight may interfere with viewing.
In addition, the Ursid meteor shower will be visible from December 16 to 26. The peak of the Ursid meteor shower will be on December 22, when 50 meteors are expected to cross the sky every hour.
For safety reasons, remember to travel in a group rather than alone when visiting remote areas to view the meteor shower.
