The Draconid meteor shower peaks around Oct. 8 and Oct. 9. Here we explore what the Draconids are, where they are found and how you can see them.

Look up Monday night for a chance to see the Draconid meteor shower. It’s a smaller meteor shower than some, but there is always the chance for a meteor storm.

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How to watch the Draconid meteor shower peak on Oct. 8 and 9 in the tail of a cosmic dragon.

A rare meteor shower will peak late Tuesday when a short celestial outburst is predicted to occur, illuminating the night sky with streaks of light.

October has been a stellar month for celestial events, with comets, a mini-moon, the Draconid meteor shower and the recent supermoon. And now comes the Orionid meteor shower. The Orionid meteor ...

The elusive Draconid meteor shower will streak through the the sky this evening, and may remain visible until the early morning hours on Tuesday. And you won't have to stay up late to see.

The Draconid meteor shower's parent body is the small periodic comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner, which is responsible for the dust that burns up in Earth's atmosphere, creating the meteor shower.

The Draconid meteor shower peaks on Monday evening, offering the chance for come fall stargazing.