The Erotic movies onlineLeonids meteor shower has been active for the past two weeks and this weekend the cosmic debris show is hitting its peak.
Leonids, named for the constellation Leo where the shower appears to originate from, started earlier this month and should give something of a show over the next few days. It's true peak appeared to be Friday morning -- early. It will continue until the beginning of December.
SEE ALSO: The moon will have close encounters with two star clusters this weekAlready some impressive displays have lit up the night sky. This particular meteor shower occurs when crossing the debris of Comet Temple/Tuttle, which orbits the sun every 33 years.
Here's a fireball likely part of the shower, as seen in Finland. Another big streak can be seen in the video above.
And if the Leonids from earth wasn't impressive enough, here's an early meteor shower from space.
And although people were convinced it was aliens in Phoenix earlier this week, the blast of light was most likely part of this meteor shower.
Something BRILLIANT just flew across the Phoenix sky around 8:30 this evening! Check out what our Phoenix City Cam captured! Look to the right of this screen......#Meteor #Citycam #PHX pic.twitter.com/T3Zys30gXR
— City of Phoenix, AZ (@CityofPhoenixAZ) November 15, 2017
Be sure to get out of city lights and into a truly dark spot between dusk and dawn to catch the meteoric sight -- best times are (really) early Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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