Guides
Two pieces, both arguing something rather than listing facts. The rest of the site computes numbers; these explain what to do with them.
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How to actually see a meteor shower
Dark adaptation, moonlight, sky brightness and the one decision that matters more than all the gear advice: whether to drive out of town tonight.
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Perseids 2026: a decision-first viewing guide
The peak lands eight hours after new Moon — the darkest Perseid maximum between 2026 and 2030. What that is worth, who it works for, and what can still ruin it.
Everything else
Per-shower detail lives on the shower pages, the year-by-year conditions on the calendars, and the formula behind every number on the methodology page.