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Contains:
meteor,
shooting star
Often used in the same context:
perseids,
meteors,
lunar eclipse,
aurora,
partial eclipse,
annular eclipse,
comet,
aurora borealis,
moonrise,
epsilon aurigae,
sunrises,
solar eclipse,
occultation,
stargazing,
perseid,
autumnal equinox,
meteoroids,
summer solstice,
zodiacal light,
taurid,
moonset,
constellations,
planetary nebula,
perigee,
equinox,
astronomers,
sunspot,
eclipse,
telescopes,
earthshine,
betelgeuse,
ecliptic,
stargazers,
phaethon,
perihelion,
supernova,
celestial equator,
celestial,
spring equinox,
asteroid,
astronomy,
asterism,
omega centauri,
nebulae,
obscuration,
occulted,
vernal equinox,
cosmic ray,
pleiades,
quadrantid,
sundog,
celestial sphere,
milky way galaxy,
equinoxes,
andromeda galaxy,
aphelion,
flyby,
bolide,
sun,
solstice,
novas,
canis major,
observatories,
annularity,
quasars,
triangulum,
neutron star,
meteorite,
eridanus,
waterspout,
oort cloud,
thunderstorm,
gibbous,
puppis,
photosphere,
planets,
moons,
cosmic rays,
cloudiest,
saturnian,
starlight,
scorpius,
eruptions,
alpenglow,
sidereal,
galaxy,
algol,
ejecta,
noctilucent,
syrtis major,
eclipsing binary,
umbral,
aurora australis,
fireball,
capricornus,
thunderhead,
protostar,
moonless,
northeaster,
sky,
cassiopeia,
geomagnetic
More general:
atmospheric phenomenon
Synonyms:
meteor stream
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