Shooting stars, or meteors, are light phenomena that accompany the passage of a piece of rock from space (meteoroid) through the Earth’s atmosphere. Most of these particles burn up in the atmosphere, only the larger ones are able to reach the surface of our planet and after falling we find them in the form of meteors, as confirmed by astronomical observations.
Meteors appear in the sky throughout the year. The most active meteor showers include the Perseids. Their activity began on July 17 and continues until August 24. But the most important period is near maximum, which usually falls on the night of August 12-13.
Shooting stars. “They fall in groups of 6-15 meteors.”
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