A beautiful meteor shower was captured on 14 December, known as the Geminids meteor shower. This shower is caused by tiny space rocks entering Earth’s atmosphere and burning up, creating bright streaks of light. Geminids is one of the strongest and most active meteor showers of the year, sometimes producing dozens of meteors per hour. A stunning reminder of how alive and dynamic our night sky truly is. 🌠✨ #space #spacex #nasa #fblifestyle | Cosmic Adventure

Live: Year-end highlight – Geminid meteor shower reaches its peak The annual "ultimate romantic celestial event" – the Geminid meteor shower – will reach its peak from tonight to tomorrow. As one of the three major meteor showers in the Northern Hemisphere, it arrives on schedule every year and is known for its high and stable meteor count. The meteors are relatively slow-moving, appear whitish in color, and often include bright fireballs, making it the "star performer" of the year-end "celestia