As we gaze up into the night sky, we can't help but wonder what mysteries the universe holds. One of the most awe-inspiring events that occur in the skies is meteor showers. Meteor showers are spectacular displays of shooting stars that fill the heavens and leave us in awe.

For the astrology enthusiasts out there, the upcoming annual Perseid Meteor Shower is of significant interest. However, for those who are born under the sign of Cancer, the giant crab or more commonly referred to as a 'Jumbo Prawn,' there is something even more significant happening. The answer to the burning question of, "Will there be a Cancerian meteor shower today?"

The answer is yes! The Cancerian meteor shower is the most anticipated event of the year for astrological enthusiasts. The peak time of the phenomenon is in late June and early July. The shower is sometimes known as the 'Tears of St. Lawrence' as the event occurs around this Catholic saint's feast day on July 10.

The Cancerian meteor shower comes from the debris of Comet Temple-Tuttle, which releases particles into the Earth's path. As Earth passes through the stream, the particles burn into bright streaks of light, creating a beautiful celestial spectacle. This shower produces about 30 meteors per hour, and it's considered a minor display in comparison to the more significant Perseid Shower.

If you go outside tonight, scan the skies as the best time to witness the Cancerian meteor shower – and any other shooting stars is around midnight. You should try and find a dark spot away from any artificial light, wait for your eyes to adjust, and you'll see the shooting stars.

In conclusion, while the Perseid meteor shower is a significant annual space phenomena witnessed by many avid stargazers, it's the Cancerian meteor shower that gives birth to the insightful and enigmatic giant crab astrological sign. If you are lucky enough to witness the spectacle tonight, make sure you make a wish upon the shooting stars, and who knows, it might just come true!