The Orionids meteor shower, renowned for its stunning shooting stars, is set to illuminate the night sky through most of November, with peak activity expected around October 21. NASA reports that these meteors, which originate from Halley’s Comet, are characterized by their brightness and speed, and can produce up to 15 visible meteors per hour during peak times for observers in the Northern Hemisphere. However, visibility may be affected by a bright waning gibbous moon and light pollution, prompting experts to recommend finding dark, clear locations for optimal viewing. The Orionids will remain active until November 22, allowing skywatchers ample opportunity to enjoy this celestial spectacle.