“The Perseids connect us to a cosmic past,” said Mauland-Hus. “Some of these particles have been traveling through space for centuries before burning up in our skies.”
Why This Year Is Still Worth Watching
Despite the moonlight challenge, stargazers may still see dozens of bright meteors per hour under good conditions. The Perseids are famous for producing fireballs—exceptionally bright meteors that can outshine planets. Whether you’re making a wish or simply enjoying the night sky, the 2025 Perseids promise a timeless, magical experience.
