A show-stopping Epsilon Perseid meteor shower is set to take over tonight's skies; here's what to know, where to watch, and the best gear.

Make sure to peek outside tonight ahead of what is expected to be the peak of the Epsilon Perseid meteor shower.

The Epsilon Perseids peak Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. The American Meteor Society considers it a "minor" ...

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13 ON YOUR SIDE Chief Photojournalist Doug Grevious took this time lapse of the September Epsilon Perseid meteor shower in ...

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Here’s a look at the September Epsilon Perseid meteor shower Sunday morning from Fountain, Michigan. The meteor shower peaks ...

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Michigan nights become spectacular when dark parks reveal star-filled skies and the glowing sweep of the Milky Way overhead.