mukyuk wrote:

August's Perseids and December's Geminids are the Old Faithfuls of meteor
showers, putting on reliably strong displays year after year. Which one
appears more spectacular depends largely on the phase of the Moon. This
year
a nearly full Moon made it hard to see the faintest Perseid meteors, but
conditions are quite favorable for the Geminids. The Moon won't rise
until
roughly 1:30 a.m. on the night of December 13-14, when the meteor shower
will be at its strongest. And even after moonrise, skyglow from the
waning
crescent should be only a minor problem as long as you face west, with
your
back to the Moon.

http://skytonight.com/observing/home/4882906.html

If you see any UFOs out there while watching the celestial light show,
please let us know!

Dr. Bipolar