Double Spectacle: First SoFi at sunset, then the Perseid night of the year
In this last hour before dusk, theoretically up to 100 shooting stars per hour can flash across the sky.
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Since the dust particles of Comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle can enter the atmosphere at speeding 60 kilometres per second and glow anywhere in the sky, just looking up at the sky gives the best results. Home Know double spectacle: First SoFi at sunset, then the Perseid night of the year as of 12.08.2026, 15:48 Comments We follow solar eclipse in the day on Google, shooting stars at night: why today perfect conditions prevail and when most meteors fall.
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Since the dust particles of Comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle can enter the atmosphere at speeding 60 kilometres per second and glow anywhere in the sky, just looking up at the sky gives the best results.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Home Know double spectacle: First SoFi at sunset, then the Perseid night of the year as of 12.08.2026, 15:48 Comments We follow solar eclipse in the day on Google, shooting stars at night: why today perfect conditions prevail and when most meteors fall.
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