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60 years ago the Leonid meteor shower produced 144,000 meteors per hour. Could it happen again?
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| Space.com | 60 years ago the Leonid meteor shower produced 144,000 meteors per hour. Could it happen again? |
60 years ago, the Leonid meteor shower unleashed one of the most spectacular meteor storms in recorded history. As the 2026 peak approaches, here's what skywatchers can expect. |
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