Les Perséides have passed their peak, but the sky still holds a few sparks in reserve. For a few more nights, it remains possible to catch shooting stars, if you look up at the right moment: here’s how long you can still spot them.
Following the solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, the Perseids have taken over the night sky. If you missed their peak, here’s how long you can still observe them and when the next one will occur.
Missed the Perseids peak? All hope isn't lost in Île-de-France. Shooting stars can still streak across the sky during the night of August 13-14, 2026. Here’s everything you need to know.
Throughout August, and especially around August 12, 2026, the famous Perseid shower of shooting stars will be visible in the French sky, as it is every year. Let's look up and admire the show!
Numerous shooting star nights punctuate the year, as do astronomical events, which can be admired weather permitting, in places with less pollution. But where can you find these rare gems in Paris and the Ile-de-France region?
