Welcome, Stargazers and Astronomy Enthusiasts. Are you ready to witness one of the most spectacular astronomical events of the year? Join us on a journey to the breathtaking Perseid Meteor Shower in 2023. One of the brightest meteor showers that happen every year, the Perseides, is set to peak on August 13th and August 14th. During the peak, you might see up to 100 meteors per hour. Here is how the cosmic wonder happens and how you can catch a glimpse of it. The Perseid Meteor Shower started on July 17th and will end on August 24th, but the peak is happening this week on Sunday and Monday, according to Time and Date. You will not need any special equipment like a telescope or even any special skills to watch it. But you will need a clear sky. The Perseides seem to emerge from the Perseus constellation, which is where it gets its name from. To watch it, find a place far away from the city lights and all the light pollution. If you are not sure about such a location near where you live, look at an interactive light pollution map. Once you are on the map, zoom into your location and look for places with low light pollution. Then, use Google Maps to figure out which would be the most convenient for you to travel to. After doing all that, once you reach a relatively dark location, find a comfortable place to sit down and view the meteors or maybe even lie down. You can use an AR Sky mapping app like Photopills to look for the radion of the meteor shower. The radion is the location from which the meteors seem to originate. The higher the radion is in the sky, the higher the number of meteors you will be able to spot. So mark your calendars, find a dark spot and get ready to look up. The Perseid Meteor shower is a reminder of the beauty and mystery of our universe. Thanks for watching. Please like, comment, share and subscribe.