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The Annual Perseid Meteor Shower Viewing on August 11 is a special time when people watch the night sky to see shooting stars. These shooting stars, called meteors, come from the Perseid meteor shower, which happens every year. It's like nature's fireworks show, and it happens because tiny bits of space rocks burn up in the Earth's atmosphere, creating bright streaks of light. Families and friends often gather outside at night, away from city lights, to enjoy the magical display. It's a fun and exciting way to enjoy the wonders of space together.
How to celebrate Annual Perseid Meteor Shower Viewing?
To celebrate the Perseid Meteor Shower, find a cozy spot outside, away from city lights, on the night of August 11. Bring a comfy blanket or a sleeping bag to lie on. Have some snacks, like popcorn or marshmallows, and a warm drink in a thermos. Look up at the sky with your family or friends and watch for shooting stars. You might even count how many you see! Remember to make a wish when you spot one. A telescope isn't necessary, but if you have binoculars, bring them along. Enjoy the night under the sparkling sky!
Where Annual Perseid Meteor Shower Viewing is celebrated?
- - International
- - North America
- - Europe
- - Asia
