Pieces of debris coming from a famous comet are expected to appear fast as they leave glowing trails across the sky early Sunday morning.

Known for their speed, the Eta Aquarids are icy, rocky debris that’s been shed from the nucleus of Halley’s Comet each time it returns to the inner solar system and strikes the Earth’s atmosphere, according to NASA. The meteor shower will remain active until May 28.

The ETA Aquarids, a meteor shower that originated from the debris left by Halley's comet, becomes most active in the coming days.