More often than not, stargazers will think they have found a meteorite while in reality they are just looking at an average rock.
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More often than not, stargazers will think they have found a meteorite while in reality they are just looking at an average rock.
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NASA is predicting stargazers across the globe will be able to see as many as 150 meteors per hour, or about two per minute.
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For the next few weeks, millions of stargazers around the world may get a rare treat: seeing two comets in the night sky without using telescopes or binoculars.
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Stargazers have also noticed that Betelgeuse, Procyon, and Sirius make up an almost perfectly equilateral Winter Triangle.
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