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Orionid Meteor Shower to Shine in October Despite Moonlight Interference
The October Orionid meteor shower, expected to peak on Oct. 21, may be hindered by the bright glare of the waning gibbous moon, which will significantly affect visibility.
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Mysterious Green Fireball Passes over Eastern United States and Canada
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Meteor Exploding Over Pittsburgh During New Year Has the Power of 27 Tonnes of TNT
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