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🌍 Earth is passing through the dusty debris trail left by Comet 8P/Tuttle, sparking the Ursid meteor shower—the final celestial display of the year.

❄️ Visible primarily in the Northern Hemisphere, the Ursids are a quieter, more subtle shower compared to the Geminids. While they typically produce about 10 meteors per hour, they are known for occasional outbursts that can surprise patient observers.

✨ The best time to watch is in the late-night hours just before dawn on the peak nights (December 21–22).

🔸 Good News for 2025: The moon will be a thin crescent and set early, leaving the skies perfectly dark for viewing.

🔸 Where to look: Look toward the Little Dipper (Ursa Minor) in the northern sky. No equipment is needed—just warm clothes, a dark spot, and about 20 minutes for your eyes to adjust to the dark.

Happy skygazing!