The Geminid meteor shower will reach its peak late Friday night into early Saturday morning, which can produce in excess of 100 of the shooting stars per hour during peak conditions. However, this year's edition of the annual event will take place under a nearly full moon,

If you're planning on doing some sky-watching this year, there's plenty to add to your calendar in 2025, from dazzling meteor showers to super moons.

The lead of NASA’s Meteoroid Environments Office shares expert tips on how to catch the Geminid meteor shower—even with a meddling full moon.