As an astronomer, I have always believed that the most important instrument we have isn't the telescope—it’s the location. This week, we, the ASTRO Team, travelled to the remote areas of the Mulugu district—Govindaraopet, Pasra, and Narlapur—to witness the Geminids Meteor Shower, often referred to as the "King of Meteor Showers." Leaving the city lights behind, we found something that is becoming dangerously rare: true darkness. Under the pristine skies of Pasra, the universe didn't just appear; it performed. 🌌We watched Orion the Hunter dominate the winter sky, its nebula glowing faintly even to the naked eye. 🌌We saw the Seven ...