Ursids Meteor Shower | December 21-23

The Ursids meteor shower is an annual meteor shower that peaks around December 21-23. The meteors are caused by debris from comet 8p/Tuttle. The meteor shower is visible in the northern sky to the northern hemisphere centered in the constellation Ursa Minor. The rate of the meteors is only around 10 per hour, but if you don't see any meteors, you are not completely out of luck. Learn how to find the Orion Nebula, Pleiades, and Hyades from this video!
Comet Tuttle: spaceweather.co...

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Sorry: 1:10 should be "amount"

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I saw it and it was the best.

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Hey Eclipse,make a video for the 2022 Supernova

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Ivan IlBo Thanks for the idea. I will consider it.

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