The Geminids meteor shower peaks this weekend, with hundreds of multicolored shooting stars. Here's how to spot them. science science / science 4 years ago 506 Views comments Unlike most meteor showers, which come from comet dust, the Geminids are fragments of an asteroid. Earth passes through the cloud each December. Read more
Unlike most meteor showers, which come from comet dust, the Geminids are fragments of an asteroid. Earth passes through the cloud each December.
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