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Instead, bundle up, head outside and look up, because meteors can streak through any part of the sky.
DECEMBER’S STUNNING GEMINID METEOR SHOWER IS BORN FROM A HUMBLE ASTEROIDKEN CROSWELLDECEMBER 2, 2020SCIENCE NEWS
The sudden flash of a shooting star is a delight, and its luster isn’t dimmed by the knowledge that meteor showers are merely the visible manifestation of space dust.
AMID WINTER’S DARKNESS, FLASHES OF BRILLIANCENANCY SHUTENOVEMBER 29, 2020SCIENCE NEWS
Over billions of years, asteroids and meteors have slammed into the moon.
THIS HIGH-TECH SWEEPER IS DESIGNED FOR SUPER-CLINGY MOON DUSTJACK J. LEEOCTOBER 13, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTS
Rare meteors might even be able to travel between Mars and Earth in a few months or years.
IF BACTERIA STICK TOGETHER, THEY CAN SURVIVE FOR YEARS IN SPACEJONATHAN LAMBERTSEPTEMBER 18, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTS
Scientists were so busy searching for the asteroid 2012 DA14, they missed the meteor that exploded over Russia in 2013 — leaving meteorites scattered behind.
SCIENTISTS SAY: ASTEROID, METEOR AND METEORITEBETHANY BROOKSHIRESEPTEMBER 7, 2020SCIENCE NEWS FOR STUDENTS
Some of the speediest, but less common, estimates of flight time of meteors between Earth and Mars suggest the trip could be made in a few months to years.
IF BACTERIA BAND TOGETHER, THEY CAN SURVIVE FOR YEARS IN SPACEJONATHAN LAMBERTAUGUST 26, 2020SCIENCE NEWS
But meteor detectors are built to look for solid chunks of metal and rock—not thin, porous bits of cloth.
HANGING BY A THREADGORDON RANDALL GARRETT
A meteor ripped the ship down the center like an old breakfast cannister.
TO EACH HIS STARBRYCE WALTON
The meteor of 1864 had a tail three or four degrees in length, and the body, like that of 1846, exploded with a loud report.
METEORIC ASTRONOMY:DANIEL KIRKWOOD
Without loss of life on either side, the Cavarale was in possession of the crew of the "Meteor."
THE DREADNOUGHT OF THE AIRPERCY F. WESTERMAN
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