The peak date of the Leonid Meteor Showers is the night of Nov. 16—early morning of Nov. 17. As Mr. Edwards mentions in the chapter, "A Dividing Line—the Asteroid Belt," it is easiest to see the meteors if you have driven beyond the bright lights of the city. It is suggested that the best time to watch might be a few hours before sunrise on the 17th since the bright moon will have set at that time. Don't miss this chance to spend family time together marveling at the creation of our Lord!
(I received this information via the e-newsletter "Biblical Astronomy Update" by David Rives Ministries: http://www.davidrivesministries.org.)
