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| | | Geminids - more 'fireballs'?
Here's hoping for some dark and non -cloudy skies in a few nights time.
I understand that the Geminids may have an asteroidal rather than a cometary source.
Does this have any implications for the number of truly bright 'fireballs' likely to be seen as compared, say, with the Perseids? |
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