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8 Night Sky Events to See in October, From Fiery Meteors to a Vanishing Star Cluster

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This month brings two meteor showers, an eerie orange-tinted full moon, and one of the year’s last chances to glimpse the Milky Way’s luminous core.

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8 Night Sky Events to See in October, From Fiery Meteors to a Vanishing Star Cluster

This month brings two meteor showers, an eerie orange-tinted full moon, and one of the year’s last chances to glimpse the Milky Way’s luminous core.

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In October, the Russians Will Be Able to See Two Stars.

In October, the Russians will be able to enjoy the sight of the peak activity of the two stars, and according to forecasts from the Moscow Planetarium, the maximums of Dragonides and Orionides will come at night from 8 to 9 and from 20 to 21 October, respectively. The first stream will give the observers up to 15 "falling stars" per hour, while the second one will come to 20. The ideal conditions will come together for... The post in October, th…

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