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  • Sep 02, 2026

Orionids Starfall

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From October 16 to 27, a real starfall will spill onto the Earth. It will be a meteor shower with a radiant in the Orion constellation, and therefore it will be called the Orionids Starfall. The peak of its activity will be on October 21-22. Scientists estimate that the average number of falling stars will be around 20-25 per hour.

All the inhabitants of our planet will be able to observe this wonderful phenomenon, but it will be especially bright for those in the Northern Hemisphere.

All the inhabitants of our planet will be able to observe this wonderful phenomenon, but it will be especially bright for those in the Northern Hemisphere.


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