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Seeing a shooting star in Los Angeles is common, but knowing when and where to look makes a measurable difference. A shooting star is simply a meteoroid burning up in Earth’s...
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Comet SWAN25F is a dynamically new comet discovered by SOHO’s SWAN instrument, notable for brightening close to the Sun and becoming observable in twilight from lower latitude...
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After dusk, many observers notice two prominent lights rising in the eastern sky. The brightest is commonly the planet Venus when it appears in the evening sky, and the second-b...
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Comets are icy bodies that brighten as they approach the Sun, but only a few become noticeably bright to human eyes. Most remain too faint or too close to the horizon to see wit...
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After Comet NEOWISE in 2020 and earlier events around 2019, attention turned to future visitors from the outer Solar System. The next comet expected to pass Earth after 2019 is...
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January meteor activity centers on the Quadrantids, a reliable but short-lived shower that can produce bright fireballs under ideal conditions. Unlike longer-lasting showers, th...
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