The annual Perseid meteor shower, renowned for its dazzling display of shooting stars, is set to peak soon, drawing the attention of stargazers eager to witness one of the best astronomical events of the year. However, this year, the bright full moon may significantly interfere with visibility, particularly during peak hours. While many locations, including Oregon and California, promise some of the best views, astronomers advise viewers to prepare for diminished sightings due to moonlight. Tips on how to best observe the meteor shower, which can yield up to 150 shooting stars per hour under optimal conditions, are widely shared among astronomers. Despite potential light interference, the Perseids continue to be a highly celebrated event for both amateur and seasoned observers.