Every August, the night sky is peppered with little bits of comet debris in what we call the annual Perseid meteor shower. The Perseids are bits of the comet Swift-Tuttle and often create the most amazing meteor shower of the year.
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this is lorenzio mr. g.. this blog is very interesting i never really knew that debris so small could be the cause of a shooting star.. nd did you happen to have the honor of watchin comet Swift-Tuttle pass by earth in 1992??
this is chris ware and i think that this picture is very interesting, it looks like shotting stars.
ReplyDeletethis is lorenzio mr. g.. this blog is very interesting i never really knew that debris so small could be the cause of a shooting star.. nd did you happen to have the honor of watchin comet Swift-Tuttle pass by earth in 1992??
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