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SUMMARY:(Possible) Taurid Fireballs
DESCRIPTION:This year\, a waning crescent moon shouldn't interfere with the
  show. The Taurid meteor shower\, which includes both Southern and Northern
  Taurids\, is known for its long duration\, typically lasting from Septembe
 r 28 to December 2\, but it generally offers only about five meteors pe.\n\
 nThis year\, a waning crescent moon shouldn't interfere with the show. The 
 Taurid meteor shower\, which includes both Southern and Northern Taurids\, 
 is known for its long duration\, typically lasting from September 28 to Dec
 ember 2\, but it generally offers only about five meteors per hour even at 
 its peak. The Taurids are notable for a high percentage of fireballs\, or e
 xceptionally bright meteors.The American Meteor Society pointed to “a sev
 en-year periodicity” with Taurid fireballs. 2008 and 2015 both produced t
 hem. 2022 did as well. Fingers crossed for 2029? The best viewing times for
  the Taurids are typically around midnight\, when the constellation Taurus 
 is highest in the sky. The Taurids are unusual in having two separate strea
 ms: one produced by debris from Asteroid 2004 TG10 and the other from Comet
  2P Encke.\n\nSource: Canton Becker’s Astronomy & Moon Calendar\n\nSource
  URL: https://cantonbecker.com/astronomy-calendar/astrocal.ics
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