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Orionid Meteor Shower Returns: Where and When to See It
The shower may produce 10 to 20 meteors an hour at its peak, with the Moon expected to make fainter streaks harder to see.
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This Week's 'Beautiful' Meteor Shower Is About To Light Up The Sky
Stargazers have been spoiled this year. Aside from the usual Lyrid and Eta Aquariid meteor showers, we’ve also enjoyed a solar eclipse – which was itself followed by a Perseid meteor shower in what was termed a “cosmic double whammy”. Now, we’re due for what NASA calls “one of the most beautiful [meteor] showers of the year”: the Orionids. Here’s what those are, as well as when and where you’ll be able to see them.What is the Orionid meteor show…
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