Look Up! Here’s When to See the Best Meteor Shower of The Year in New Jersey
The annual Perseid meteor shower is about to reach its peak in August, and you could catch a glimpse in New Jersey.
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WOW! Did You See The “Fireball” Light Up The Sky in New Jersey? There’s More to Come!
Ahead of an approaching meteor shower, a fireball was seen blazing through the sky in New Jersey and other Northeast states on April 10.
Look Up This Sunday for the Last and Best Meteor Shower of the Year
On Sunday, December 20th, you're in for the most fabulous meteor shower 2020 has to offer. Don't forget to look up.
Night skies over Jersey getting more active to end 2020
There are plenty of events to look forward to in the sky in the Garden State, even ones you can see with the naked eye.
Meteor Shower Could Produce Hundreds Of Meteors In Less Than An Hour Tonight
A rare 'unicorn meteor shower' tonight could produce hundreds of meteor in less than an hour. Here's everything you need to know.
Two Meteor Showers Visible in Parts of NJ Tonight
Tonight is going to be a great night for stargazing in NJ, with your chance to see 2 meteor showers!
Check Out Amazing Videos Of Last Night’s Fireball Meteor
Just after 11 p.m. on Wednesday, July 24th, dozens in New Jersey reported seeing a bright fireball meteor in the sky. Here are some videos!
Clearing Monday Night Skies Will Make For Good Meteor Viewing
As skies clear going into Monday night, conditions should be good to see at least some of 2019's Lyrid meteor shower in New Jersey.
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Did You See Tuesday Night’s Fireball Meteor? [Video]
Were you one of the hundreds of people who spotted the bright fireball meteor streaking across the sky on Tuesday, April 16th? Check out video here!
Ocean County Conditions Look Perfect For Meteor Shower Viewing
With little to no light from the moon and few clouds expected this weekend, conditions should be perfect in Ocean County to catch the Lyrid meteor shower!