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Meanings of meteors in English
Visible streak of light from a meteoroid that enters the earth's atmosphere.
Usage of meteors in English
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In Case You Missed It: Met Gala, meteors and bears no Close
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All of the stars in the heavens are not fast flying meteors.
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Hundreds of meteors are lighting up the early morning skies this weekend.
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It's estimated that around six meteors per minute were visible on Friday!
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In Chicago, two astronomers spiked guesses that the disks might be meteors.
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In addition, a substantial number of meteors is forever falling into it.
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At its peak, you can witness up to 120 meteors an hour.
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There are four strata of the atmosphere, and four kinds of meteors.
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Hundreds of meteors fell, bursting with a loud noise from the welkin.
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First, we're going to get lit up by a hail of meteors.
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It's an annual event where meteors detach from the asteroid 3200 Phaethon.
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A blanket of repelling force protected them from meteors and cosmic rays.
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And four billion years ago, Earth was frequently struck by meteors.
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Skywatchers have seen the high point of the annual Perseid meteors.
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The meteors will then be more likely to appear with a long tail.
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During the broadcast, you might even have the chance to hear the meteors.
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Meteors through the time
Meteors across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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