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M. Julia Suso López, Dra. en Matemáticas especialidad Astronomía, Universitat de València

Meteor showers – it's worth looking out for 'shooting stars' all year round

Meteor shower during the 2015 Perseids. Shutterstock / Belish

If you have ever seen a shooting star on a clear night, surely someone has invited you to make a wish. Nevertheless, this is a natural phenomenon without any magical connotation – beyond its great beauty, of course.

What is a shooting star, really? Where do these glowing, moving bodies come from? How and when can we observe this astronomical phenomenon?

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