Perseus Constellation meteor shower hits New York and San Diego on august 12 2007

The Perseus Constellation meteor shower happens annually, where the peak was on the 12th and also on the 13th August. Last night many residents from New York and San Diego looked up to the sky and were treated to a natural spectacle. The Perseus meteor shower has been the best shower for years, the reason for this was the lack of Moon, and so the light from the moon did not restrict the view of the meteor shower.

Last night when the Perseid Meteor Shower reached its peak, New York and San Diego residents got to see meteorites a minute. But you could expect to see 50 to 100 shooting stars every hour.

Where were you when you were watching the Perseus Meteor Shower, and how many did you to see?