Meteor shower over Austin - How to see the Perseids in 2024 ...Middle East

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- One of the best meteor showers of the year has arrived. The Perseid meteor shower runs July 17 through Aug. 24, peaking on Aug. 11 and Aug. 12. During the meteor shower's peak, up to 100 meteors per hour can be spotted in the night sky. The meteor shower appears to come from the constellation Perseus, giving us its easy-to-misspell name. Real Time Perseid from September 8, 2018. Credit: Till Credner, AlltheSky.com According to NASA, the Perseids are the best meteor shower of the year, with "swift and bright" meteors. The long tails of these meteors make them easy to see in the night sky. How do you see the Perseids? The meteor shower can be seen in the No

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