1: The Ursid meteor shower occurs annually in late December.

2: Stargazers can witness the Ursids as Earth passes through debris from comet 8P/Tuttle.

3: The best time to view the Ursids is during the pre-dawn hours.

4: Find a dark, open sky away from city lights for optimal viewing.

5: Meteors will appear to radiate from the Ursa Minor constellation.

6: Peak activity typically falls around December 21-22 each year.

7: Bundle up and bring a blanket for a cozy meteor-watching experience.

8: Stay patient, as meteor showers can have periods of lulls between bursts.

9: Keep your eyes to the sky for a chance to witness nature's dazzling light show.

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