December 4th brought us the arrival of the Geminids Meteor Shower, one of the most anticipated annual celestial events for stargazers. The shower is on track to peak December 13-14, at which point Geminids is capable of producing up to 150 meteors per hour, however there is still plenty of activity to see leading up to those dates. Grab some blankets or a sleeping bag, and a warm drink to sip on and head away from the city lights. Views of the meteors are best in the early morning, in between the moonset, and the sunrise. Make sure you give your eyes plenty of time to adjust to the dark, typically about 20 minutes, so that you don’t miss out on the spectacular views the night sky has to offer.