November Meteor Sky Cast: NASA Predicts Meteor Showers for November 17th

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NASA scientists expect a shower of meteors to peak about two a.m. the morning of November 17th. This shower will be clearly visible without the help of binoculars or a telescope, provided the star gazer heads away from city lights and looks North towards the constellation of Leo, which rises in the East.


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Make a Wish!

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Meteor showers, time to wish.


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How to See The Orionoid Meteor Shower 2009

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Ideal conditions to see the Orionoid meteor shower in October 2009. How to see the meteors, where to see the meteors and when to see the meteors.


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A Brief History of Leonid Meteor Displays

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An anticipation of a spectacular Leonid meteor display in November 2009.


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Don’t Mess with Our Planets

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Some waking thoughts on the destruction of worlds.


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Meteor Shower in August 2009

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Millions of chunks of debris ranging from all sizes known as meteors, enters the earth atmosphere every day. At night,observers can see the trail of a meteor as it streaks through the sky.


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Creation vs. Evolution Part 2: Evolution

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Is evolution really how it happened?


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Amazing Night Sky Showers

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At certain times of year, you are likely to see a great number of meteors in the night sky. According to some myths, wishes do come true if they are said when you see a “falling star” or a “shooting star”. These are amazing, but do you believe in it too?


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Spectacular Meteor Showers Due in 2009

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Many meteor showers occur regularly at the same time year in and year out. This is great because those of us with a desire to watch a meteor shower can simply look up the calendar in this article and know where and when to look as well as from where to look.


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Shooting Stars: Where Do They Come From?

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Have you ever seen a shooting star? What are they and where do they come from?


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