gemini constellation

In the morning of 13 and 14 months, astronomers can watch the meteor shower Geminids. This is also the last meteor shower of 2016.

Viewers who do not need any astronomical device can still see the largest meteor of the five Geminids with 120 tracks an hour at their peak.

It rained, cloudy hindered the observation of the largest meteor shower in the North, while the South could be better.

Although it can be brilliance for billions of years, our sun-like stars do not exist forever, and by the time of their death, their deaths have never been quiet, but more brilliant

Astronomers all over the world record spectacular scenes when Geminid meteor shower peaks on December 13-14.