Up to 15 meteors an hour: Leonid shower peaks November 17-18
Headline via The Times of India · first report 14 Nov, 02:30 IST, latest 14 Nov, 15:59 IST
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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.
The Leonid meteor shower will peak on November 17-18, producing around 10 to 15 meteors an hour under ideal viewing conditions. The annual shower is caused by debris from comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle. Its history includes the extraordinary 1833 Great Meteor Storm…
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- Space.com 60 years ago the Leonid meteor shower produced 144,000 meteors per hour. Could it happen again?
- The Times of India Up to 15 meteors an hour: Leonid shower peaks November 17-18
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