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The Geminids Meteor Shower is one of these types of astronomical events to peak this year on 13 and 14 December
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The 3200 Phaethon, an asteroid, is the source of the Geminids, making them distinct from other meteor showers
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It is possible to see dozens of meteors streaking across the sky at the peak of the Geminids Meteor Shower
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According to NASA, in an ideal condition (new moon, bright skies), the Geminids may emit 100–150 meteors each hour
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But on 13 & 14 December only 30–40 meteors per hour will be seen in the Northern Hemisphere this year due to the bright moon
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In order to increase your chances of a good viewing, one should travel to a spot far away from the bustle of cities
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Spectators should avoid using their smartphones whenever possible during the shower, since doing so might impair their night vision