The Ursids are a meteor shower that occurs every December, peaking around December 22nd. They are named after the constellation Ursa Minor, where the meteors appear to originate. This shower is relatively minor compared to other meteor showers, producing about 5 to 10 meteors per hour at its peak. The Ursids are known for their slow-moving meteors, which can create beautiful trails across the night sky. The Ursids are associated with the comet 8P/Tuttle, which leaves behind a trail of debris that Earth passes through each year. While the Ursids may not be as famous as the Geminids or the Perseids, they offer a lovely opportunity for stargazers to enjoy a quiet night of meteor watching during the