The best time to view the Taurids meteor shower is usually after midnight, particularly between 1 AM and 2 AM, when the constellation Taurus is higher in the sky and the night sky is darkest.

The Taurid meteor shower consists of two streams, the Southern Taurids which peak on Nov. 5 and the Northern Taurids which peak on Nov. 12 ...

The Southern Taurids meteor shower — and annual celestial spectacle that lights up our skies every fall — is on full display, but you will have to wait until November if you want to observe ...

The Taurids aren’t the most active meteor showers, but they make up for it by going big. While some meteor showers average 100 meteors or more per hour, the Taurids require considerably more ...

The Southern Taurids meteor shower is expected to reach its peak overnight from Monday into Tuesday. A week later, the Northern Taurids are projected to peak from Nov. 11 to 12.

A meteor shower known for blazing fireballs is set to peak on Monday night into early Tuesday and could present a dazzling display for patient sky-gazers. The Southern Taurids, the first branch of ...

A file photo of a meteor shower. The two Taurid meteor showers are due to peak this week. ISTOCK / GETTY IMAGES PLUS. Although the Taurids have a relatively low frequency of meteors—usually only ...

How to watch the Taurid meteor shower. The Taurids are named for their radiant—the part of the sky where the meteors appear to originate—which is the constellation Taurus, and are visible from ...

The Taurids are a part of a larger group of meteor showers expected to appear in the coming months that include Leonids (Nov. 18), Geminids (Dec. 13), Ursids (Dec. 22) and Quadrantids (Jan. 2 ...

The North Taurids meteor shower is expected to peak Monday night. Here's how to spot these fireballs as they light up the night sky.

November 12– Northern Taurids Meteor Shower Predicted Peak. This year, the full moon will likely block out the best meteors from the Northern Taurids.

The best time to view the Taurids meteor shower is usually after midnight, particularly between 1 AM and 2 AM, when the constellation Taurus is higher in the sky and the night sky is darkest.