Why Meteor Showers Are More Common in Fall
Why Meteor Showers Are More Common in Fall
US · Published Oct 4, 2025
Earth's orbit intersects denser debris fields in fall, causing more meteor showers.
Fall meteor showers like Orionids, Taurids, Leonids, and Geminids provide stunning displays.
Longer, darker nights and higher radiant positioning enhance meteor viewing in autumn.
Fall: Prime time for meteor shower viewing
Fall offers a unique opportunity for stargazers: an increased frequency of meteor showers. While meteors can be seen year-round, several factors contribute to the higher concentration of these celestial events during the autumn months.
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