CNN Video(CNN) - The Delta Aquariid meteor shower puts on one long summer show in July and August, but it will peak at the end of July. The Delta Aquariid meteors are more faint than others, and they're more apparent in the Southern Hemisphere, according to NASA. Some of the Delta Aquariid meteors leave glowing gas trails that linger for a few seconds after they burn up in Earth's upper atmosphere. If you miss your chance now, the Delta Aquariids will also be visible as they overlap with another meteor shower in August, the Perseids. The Delta Aquariid meteor shower is created by comet 96P/Machholz.