The name Geminids comes from the name "Gemini" constellation.On 13th December and 14th December you can expect these showers late night if you are willing to brave the chill of December.
Observers can see more than 100 meteors per hour.The meteor shower will be more visible as the sky will be dark and moonless on December 14.
One more event astronomical event for this year will be the only Total lunar eclipse on December 20th which will be witnessed North America, Central America, a bit of South America, Greenland and Iceland.
Do let us know if you caught a glimpse of spectacular Geminid meteor shower!
Full story at http://astronomyforeveryone.blogspot.com/2010/12/watch-geminid-meteor-shower-on-13th-and.html
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