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The Leonid meteor shower peaks Sunday night into Monday morning. Expect around 10–15 shooting stars per hour after 3 a.m. Find a dark spot and check the AccuWeather app for cloud cover. https://bit.ly/4i5A6HO | AccuWeather
The Leonid meteor shower peaks Sunday night into Monday morning. Expect around 10–15 shooting stars per hour after 3 a.m. Find a dark spot and check the AccuWeather app for cloud cover. https://bit.ly/4i5A6HO | AccuWeather
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A mysterious boom in Woodland that rattled neighbors awake early morning on Nov. 4, may have been a meteor, according to CBS News Sacramento’s Chief Meteorologist Nic Merianos. After seeing security video of the strange overnight whistle, flash of light and boom, he believes the Southern Taurid meteor shower may have brought a fireball down in the Northern California neighborhood. | CBS13 CBS Sacramento
A mysterious boom in Woodland that rattled neighbors awake early morning on Nov. 4, may have been a meteor, according to CBS News Sacramento’s Chief Meteorologist Nic Merianos. After seeing security video of the strange overnight whistle, flash of light and boom, he believes the Southern Taurid meteor shower may have brought a fireball down in the Northern California neighborhood. | CBS13 CBS Sacramento
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Huge Meteor in Cornwall — November 13, 2025 Last night at 1:23 am, a brilliant meteor blazed through Cornwall’s skies, centered perfectly above ancient ruins. Despite cloudy forecasts for auroras, luck delivered a shooting star rarely captured with such clarity and scale. This single shot 14mm, f1.8, 8 seconds, ISO 640 shows the meteor as a centerpiece, illuminating the rugged landscape below. Spectacles like this remind us of the night’s unpredictability and wonder. It will feature in the next
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Huge Meteor in Cornwall — November 13, 2025 Last night at 1:23 am, a brilliant meteor blazed through Cornwall’s skies, centered perfectly above ancient ruins. Despite cloudy forecasts for auroras, luck delivered a shooting star rarely captured with such clarity and scale. This single shot 14mm, f1.8, 8 seconds, ISO 640 shows the meteor as a centerpiece, illuminating the rugged landscape below. Spectacles like this remind us of the night’s unpredictability and wonder. It will feature in the next
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