Source - Space Weather News for August 7, 2016:
http://spaceweather.comPERSEID
METEOR OUTBURST: Do you love the Perseid meteor shower? This year, you
will love it even more. Forecasters say the 2016 Perseids should be
twice as active as usual, filling the sky with 200+ meteors per hour on
peak nights between Aug. 11th and 13th. This is happening because
Earth is heading for an unusually rich stream of debris from parent
comet Swift-Tuttle.
Visit
http://spaceweather.com for sky maps, observing tips, and links to live webcasts of the Perseid outburst.
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