Look Up! The Orionids Are Peaking The dusty debris from the tail of Halley’s Comet will rain down on the Earth’s atmosphere, producing around 30 meteors per minute. Make sure to look out for these this weekend.

Look Up! The Orionids Are Peaking

The dusty debris from the tail of Halley’s Comet will rain down on the Earth’s atmosphere, producing around 30 meteors per minute.

Make sure to look out for these this weekend.

Source: news.discovery.com

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