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The Draconids, an unpredictable shower that can bring hundreds of meteors per minute, has begun
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| Live Science | The Draconids, an unpredictable shower that can bring hundreds of meteors per minute, has begun |
Peaking on Oct. 8-9, the unpredictable Draconid meteor shower is one of the few that's best seen just after dark. Could it produce another meteor storm? |
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