Hey sky watchers! If you missed the Leonid meteor shower, don't think the night sky is going quiet because The most active and spectacular meteor shower of the year is coming: the legendary Geminids meteor shower. These aren’t ordinary shooting stars. They burn slowly, glow brighter, and fall like sparks from another world.From December 13 to 14, you can see up to 130 meteors per hour. For the best viewing, head outside to a dark location after midnight and look toward the constellation Gemini,

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