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Upcoming Perseid Meteor Shower is the "Fireball Champion," Study Shows
With its seemingly endless flow of bright meteors visible to the naked eye, the Perseid meteor shower is a favorite among stargazers. So it came as little surprise when NASA officials reported that a recent analysis of data collected over a four year period showed that the annual event is the busiest of its kind.
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