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DTSTART:20261117T000000Z
DTEND:20261119T000000Z
SUMMARY:Leonids Meteor Shower
DESCRIPTION:The waxing gibbous moon will set shortly after midnight\, so wa
 it until then to look for meteors. It peaks this year on the night of the 1
 7th and morning of the 18th Here's a bit of history: The Leonids\, typicall
 y an average shower\, occasionally produces extraordinary meteor stor.\n\nT
 he waxing gibbous moon will set shortly after midnight\, so wait until then
  to look for meteors. It peaks this year on the night of the 17th and morni
 ng of the 18th Here's a bit of history: The Leonids\, typically an average 
 shower\, occasionally produces extraordinary meteor storms. In 1966\, obser
 vers witnessed thousands of meteors per minute during a spectacular 15-minu
 te period on November 17. Meteors seemed to fall like rain\, all streaming 
 from the constellation Leo the Lion. This event left a lasting impression o
 f Earth moving through space\, amidst a dense meteor stream. While Leonid m
 eteor storms recur approximately every 33 to 34 years\, recent occurrences 
 haven't matched the intensity of 1966. Usually\, the Leonids peak at 10-15 
 meteors per hour and are most active after midnight\, with the highest numb
 ers just before dawn. The Leonids are unique for their roughly 33-year cycl
 onic peak\, with the last major event in 2001. (So maybe mark your calendar
 s for November 2033?) The shower\, resulting from dust grains left by comet
  Tempel-Tuttle\, discovered in 1865\, runs annually from November 6-30. Whi
 le meteors radiate from Leo\, they can be seen across the sky.\n\nSource: C
 anton Becker’s Astronomy & Moon Calendar\n\nSource URL: https://cantonbec
 ker.com/astronomy-calendar/astrocal.ics
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