The annual Geminid meteor present is occurring now, with exercise hitting its peak late Friday into Saturday morning. NASA is asking for 120 meteors per hour.
JUANA SUMMERS, HOST:
Calling all evening owls. Have you ever ever needed to see rocks which are billions of years outdated fly by, burning throughout the sky?
ARI SHAPIRO, HOST:
Sure, I’ve. Properly, the annual Geminid meteor bathe is occurring proper now. Exercise hits its peak late tonight into Saturday morning. NASA is asking for 120 MPH. That is meteors per hour.
SUMMERS: For the perfect visibility, maintain your fingers crossed for a transparent sky. The American Meteor Society suggests going through away from the moon.
SHAPIRO: And if you find yourself lacking this spherical, loosen up. NASA says there can be a fair higher probability to see them December of subsequent yr.
(SOUNDBITE OF JOE HISAISHI’S “THE SECRET CAVE”)
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