Because the meteors appear to emanate from a spot on the sky (called the "radiant") in the Water Jar of the Aquarius ...

The Eta Aquarids meteor shower will become most active beginning on the evening of May 5 and into the early morning on May 6 ...

The Eta Aquariids, originating from debris left by Halley's Comet, promise up to 60 visible shooting stars per hour under ...

The Eta Aquarids meteor shower peaks May 5-6, but clouds could dampen viewing chances. Here's a look at what to know in ...

The meteors appear to be coming from the northeastern part of the Aquarius constellation, which contributes to the name of the shower. While the meteors seem as though they’re originating from ...

Time to roll out your picnic blanket and unfold those lawn chairs: A meteor shower is set to streak across the (very) early ...

The Eta Aquariids (alternately spelled “Aquarids”), according to Space.com, are “chunks of space debris” that hail from none ...

Eta Aquariid meteor shower is active through May 28 and it peaks May 5-6. Here's how to see the fiery space debris created by ...

The meteor shower is located in the Aquarius constellation and can be viewed in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Between May 5-6, Oregon is predicted to have mostly clear skies ...

Because the meteors appear to emanate from a spot on the sky (called the "radiant") in the Water Jar of the Aquarius constellation — hence the name "Aquarids" — their visibility favors ...

The meteors appear in the area of the constellation Aquarius in the sky. Aquarids meteors whiz across the sky at up to about 40.7 miles per second. That's fast enough to leave a glowing trail of ...