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The Perseids meteor shower peaks this week. From the evening of Aug. 12 into the following morning, people in Massachusetts could see dozens of meteors every hour, depending on where they’re watching ...

The Perseid meteor shower ‒ one of the best of the year, according to NASA ‒ treats stargazers to plentiful bright meteors streaking swiftly through the atmosphere and colorful exploding fireballs.

Video of recommended Bay Area stargazing locations from 2021. (KRON) — The Perseid meteor shower, considered the best meteor shower of the year, according to NASA, peaks on Aug. 12 and 13. “With swift ...

My wife and I sat in camp chairs looking up alongside dozens of other curious stargazers. Suddenly, shouts of awe and joy rang out. We’d all spotted a meteor streaking across the sky at the same time.

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