Set your calendar- and your alarm clock!
Make it a point to get up before sunrise on August 12. An unusually close planet Mars (see it through a telescope if you can!) will share the skies with what ought to be a nice edition of the Perseid meteor shower.
The Perseids result from the Earth's orbit taking us through the path of debris from short period Comet Swift-Tuttle every August. Obviously, the further you can get from city lights, the bettter.
The Perseids result from the Earth's orbit taking us through the path of debris from short period Comet Swift-Tuttle every August. Obviously, the further you can get from city lights, the bettter.
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