meteor shower

A partial solar eclipse will be visible across metro Detroit this afternoon, peaking around 1:35 p.m. The Perseid meteor shower is also active, giving Michigan skywatchers another reason to look up.

The Lyrid meteor shower is back in Michigan. Here’s when to watch and how to get the best view of shooting stars this April.

A massive Geminids meteor shower is lighting up Michigan skies this week, and you can catch it without a telescope. Here’s how to spot it in the cold.

The Leonid meteor shower peaks tonight, offering Michigan sky-watchers dark, clear conditions for bright shooting stars.

You could see more than 60 Perseids per hour.

Fingers crossed.

Look up!

You have until January 16.

Michigan normally sees the Perseids and the Lyrid meteor showers. The Perseids are more active than the Lyrids, but you see more fireballs with the Lyrids, which can look a bit scary.

December is going to put on quite a light show in the Michigan night skies.