meteor shower

The Lyrid meteor shower is active now and will soon peak, giving skywatchers across Indiana and Kentucky a chance to see shooting stars.

The Ursid meteor shower is peaking just days before Christmas, giving skywatchers a quiet but beautiful chance to catch one of the final celestial events of the year.

Indiana could see more than 100 meteors an hour as the Geminid shower peaks this weekend. Here’s when to look up and how to stay safe in the bitter cold.

The 2025 Perseids Meteor Shower peaks August 12-13, bringing up to 100 shooting stars an hour over Indiana, Kentucky, and beyond.

Get tips on how to see the beauty of the Geminids meteors over Indiana and Kentucky this weekend.

This November you can look to the sky to see some of the fastest moving meteors in the sky traveling up to 44 mph over Indiana and Kentucky.

Expect to see something magical in the sky this weekend as the Perseids Meteor Shower peaks, producing 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour, according to NASA.