Perseid meteor shower in pictures - how annual event peaked around the world
The Perseid meteor shower has been active since last month and runs to 24 August, but went into overdrive from Saturday night into Sunday morning with up to 100 shooting stars per hour.
Stargazers were treated to the peak of the annual summer Perseid meteor shower over the weekend.
Bright meteors lit up the night sky around the world, caused by debris from comet Swift-Tuttle slamming into Earth's atmosphere at 130,000mph.
Parts of the UK were let down by the weather, though, as cloudy conditions spoiled the view.
Sky News has assembled some of the best photos for those who missed out, showing how the fireballs streaked through the sky from Austria to Argentina.