By- Srushti sharma
The Geminid meteor shower—the best of the year—is about to peak
if you're lucky you could see up to 150 “shooting stars” per hour streak across the night sky.
the Geminids are not only the most numerous but the most colorful, too, with white, yellow and even green "shooting stars" possible.
By 22:00 on December 13 there should be Geminids in the night sky.
Get as far away from urban light pollution as possible.
How To See ‘Shooting Stars’
Find a location with a clear, unobstructed view of the night sky.
Dress warmly—it may get very cold.
Be patient and watch for at least half an hour, preferably on a reclining chair or ground pad.
Don’t use a telescope or binoculars—they will hugely reduce your chances of seeing “shooting stars.”
Avoid looking at your cellphone or any other white light—it will destroy your night vision. Use red light only.