Here's how you can see the shooting stars on Monday.
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"It'll make your experience of watching shooting stars more exciting."
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My friend sees six shooting stars but I only see one.
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Or need to—as I've only just learned about shooting stars.
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But, again, don't expect to catch many shooting stars this week.
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The Shooting Stars do not return to their launch locations, though.
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What happens to alter the trajectory of shooting stars like Follett?
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Then there's this "Shooting Stars" and "Never Gonna Give You Up" hybrid.
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Meteors tend to travel so fast that they look like shooting stars.
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But now, songs like "All Star" and "Shooting Stars" can break through.
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I saw shooting stars that you couldn't see with the naked eye.
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The colorful shooting stars will continue on Saturday night at similar rates.
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Meanwhile, shooting stars, fireballs, and total solar eclipses will grace the sky.
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The effect was rather spectacular—your own personal fleet of shooting stars.
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This means there could be as many as 200 shooting stars per hour.
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It was called the Shooting Stars competition, and Bosh was its undisputed master.
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Are the streaks of light across the sky shooting stars or something darker?
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The droplets dart across it like shooting stars that crash against your tongue.
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What happened then in Suzy's brain felt like a spray of shooting stars.
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Don't expect panoramas of shooting stars and vivid planets; that's not what they see.
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Though it's only 40% illuminated, its light is enough to overshadow the shooting stars.
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They don't, but we see some beautiful constellations and a couple of shooting stars!
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They become meteors -- or shooting stars -- when they enter the Earth's atmosphere and burn up.
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This time the honor goes to "Shooting Stars" by Australian synth-pop duo Bag Raiders.
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However, there are ways around it if you want to see shooting stars this summer.
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They're called Shooting Stars and were previously used in a holiday show at Disney World.
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Maybe I should say a 'comet' because shooting stars burn out, and he never will.
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Shooting Stars can travel up to 22 miles per hour and can fly in light rain.
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As it encounters the atmosphere, it burns up, resulting in the shooting stars that we see.
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The waning gibbous moon will be bright, but you can still see some green shooting stars.
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The Leonids meteor shower is sending bright green shooting stars across the night sky this week.
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That means the shooting stars you can see, however, will be the brightest and most colorful.
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The resulting light show should produce streaks brighter than natural shooting stars—but will anyone even care?
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The tournament is a carnival of storylines and shooting stars, buzzer-beaters and Silly Sideline Coaching Faces.
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A few shooting stars might be visible each night from January 1 to 6, In-the-Sky.
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All shooting stars are caused by Earth colliding with streams of dust and debris shed by comets.
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As the rocks collide with our atmosphere, they burn up in streaks — also known as shooting stars.
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On the night they closed the deal, he said, he saw shooting stars in the clear skies.
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He took me to the forest to watch shooting stars, the desert to see the super bloom.
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Hirokane in 1995 also launched "Like Shooting Stars in the Twilight," one of the earliest senior-centred manga.
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In order to see shooting stars nowadays, you need to make an effort to escape artificial city lights.
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NASA defines meteors (or shooting stars) as rocks or debris in space that fall through a planet's atmosphere.
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Hirokane in 1995 also launched "Like Shooting Stars in the Twilight," one of the earliest senior-centered manga.
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"Your faeces will not be shooting stars," NASA's website taunts readers who will never make it into space.
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I've actually bet on the Shooting Stars challenge; Chris Bosh has won me money in this event. Twice.
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Technically, the alpha Monocerotids occur every year, but they normally only produce a small smattering of shooting stars.
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The cycle's last peak was in 2006, followed by relatively low rates of shooting stars during the 2010s.
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This week is the perfect time to view the shooting stars (before the full Beaver Moon outshines them).
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ET.At that time, more than 100 shooting stars could be visible per hour this year, according to Space.com.
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Meteoroids between a millimeter and a centimeter burn up in the atmosphere and appear to us as shooting stars.
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The visible streaks should last around 10 seconds or so, which is a bit longer than natural shooting stars.
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From stunning aurora and shooting stars through to solar flares and distant nebulae, these images are guaranteed to astound.
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As memes do, the "Shooting Stars" videos have started to expand and change, embracing all elements of pop culture.
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Workers also replaced the invasive plants they removed with native species — Dutchman's breeches, shooting stars and trillium, among others.
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The Leonids have made for spectacular meteor storms in the past, with up to 100,000 shooting stars each hour.
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Animated effects like falling hearts and shooting stars that react to your movements will also be included in the update.
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Bundle up and head outside in the wee hours of the morning this weekend to check out some shooting stars.
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When tiny particles of ice and dust burn up in our atmosphere, they create what we know as shooting stars.
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This outburst of shooting stars happens every August when the Earth passes through the trail of the Comet Swift-Tuttle.
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It regularly produces about 60 colorful and bright shooting stars every hour on its peak night of Aug. 12-13.
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This year's event is particularly special because astronomers are predicting an outburst of shooting stars at twice the normal rate.
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Think about your desires around this time, as the new moon is specular for making wishes—no shooting stars need.
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But before you head out to try to spot some shooting stars, there are a few things to keep in mind.
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Under ideal conditions, you could see 120 shooting stars an hour at the shower's peak according to London's Natural History Museum.
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Dr Brown puts the average speed of such shooting stars at about 20km a second—significantly faster than many had thought.
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Can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shooting stars … oh, and also that the world is flat?
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Shooting Stars weigh less than a pound, and together, hundreds can be choreographed to create aerial animations in the night sky.
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Shooting stars will peak in the early morning of Tuesday, October 22, but will continue at high rates for several days.
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Unfortunately, stargazers may have a tough time seeing these shooting stars this year, thanks to the light of our pesky Moon.
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The Geminids meteor shower peaks on Friday night and early Saturday morning, producing up to 120 multicolored shooting stars per hour.
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They get their name because the shooting stars appear to originate in the area of the sky around the Orion constellation.
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Intel has not announced a price for the Shooting Stars yet and there's no word on them being available for public sale.
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Those bits of debris enter Earth's atmosphere, effectively burning up in the process and creating those streaks we see as shooting stars.
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Nye walked out wearing a metallic suit printed with retro rockets and shooting stars, but it wasn't exactly a Blue Steel moment.
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But that paled in comparison to the storms of 1833 and 1966, when 100,000 shooting stars streaked across the sky every hour.
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The Orionids meteor shower streaks across the sky on Monday and Tuesday nights, bringing about 15 to 20 shooting stars per hour.
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The show was above average last year, with 30 shooting stars per hour at its peak, according to the American Meteor Society.
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Look to the Taurus constellation — that's the area of sky where the shooting stars appear to originate (hence the meteor shower's name).
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The ideas and feelings are fast and frequent like shooting stars, and you follow them until you find better and brighter ones.
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When these bits of dust and ice slam into Earth's atmosphere, they produce what look like "shooting stars" briefly streaking above the planet.
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This year's light show is expected to be among the best in recent years, with up to 200 shooting stars visible per hour.
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For a striking display of shooting stars, look up into the sky&aposs inky blackness in the pre-dawn hours of Saturday morning.
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They had their first kiss a few days later along the beach of the Rappahannock River in Tappahannock, Va., while watching shooting stars.
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He knows that whenever he sees Sancho, Larsen and the rest of Dortmund's shooting stars, the way they play with boldness and fearlessness.
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Several meteor showers happen every year, but the Geminid meteor shower consistently has some of the largest numbers of shooting stars during its peak.
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Intel has just made its intentions clear that it wants to completely ruin that fun with its small quadcopters that it calls Shooting Stars.
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And perhaps the most pressing of all — why are all those "Shooting Stars" memes currently doing the rounds on the internet so inexplicably funny?
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In an age when comets, shooting stars, and other celestial phenomenon remained unexplained, the appearance of the meteorite was quickly attributed to divine intervention.
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"We're not expecting a sort of once-in-a-lifetime, 'Oh my gosh, the sky will be full of shooting stars,' [event]," says Thaller.
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The novel follows an unnamed narrator as he watches a series of shooting stars, which turn out to be vast metal cylinders containing Martian invaders.
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Those bits of comet material fall through Earth's atmosphere, burning up and creating the shooting stars we can see in a dark, cloudless night sky.
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In the early hours of Saturday and Sunday, you'll be able to spot dozens of shooting stars across the sky during the Leonid meteor shower.
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The alpha Monocerotids are chunks of dust that broke off of an unobserved comet and then burn up in Earth's atmosphere to create shooting stars.
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To keep along with the night sky motif on the roof, there are eight white shooting stars on the interior roof over the front seats.
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There were also women's national team participants in the new "shooting stars" challenge, in which players shot from the stands at targets on the ice.
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The meteors, also known as shooting stars, are named Orionids because they appear to radiate from the constellation Orion, named after a hunter of Greek lore.
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The "Fat man does amazing dive — Shooting Stars" dank masterpiece, with its crappy editing and terrible effects, set the tone for the copycat videos that followed.
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The Geminids meteor shower peaks on Friday night, and for the first time ever, a spacecraft has spotted the asteroid dust that makes those shooting stars.
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Careful observers of the night sky are familiar with shooting stars — speeding bits of extraterrestrial rock that plunge through the Earth's atmosphere, often burning up completely.
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At the shower's brief peak (it only lasts a few hours), more than 100 shooting stars could be visible per hour this year, according to Space.com.
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In one series from the 18th century, celestial scenes, dense with shooting stars and vaguely Grecian imagery, were cut into cardboard and lit dramatically in warm tones.
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I think there was one big strobe light and you'd go and just dance and trip out in the forest, and there would be shooting stars everywhere.
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From 2004 to 2015, the Degree Shooting Stars competition was the first event of Saturday night, meaning it started about three hours before the Slam Dunk Contest.
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The meteors, also known as shooting stars, get their name as they appear to radiate from the constellation Orion, named after the famed hunter of Greek mythology.
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Neither of these promotional stunts produced much interest on Earth, and it's likely ALE's Sky Canvas Project, with its five to 20 shooting stars per session, won't either.
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But no more: In the latest scheme of the booming private space industry, a Japanese company proposes to light up the night with made-to-order shooting stars.
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The show space was transformed by set designer Tony Hornecker into a nightscape with black vinyl flooring and disco balls refracting light, like shooting stars, around the room.
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Instead of using the standard desktop computing metaphor, Sugar's app icons were arranged like a digital charm bracelet — a simple ring of animals, musical notes, and shooting stars.
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Another used his phone's camera to turn the room into a planetarium, with planets and stars hewing across the ceiling as shooting stars fired from side to side.
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If your early years were defined by crescent moons and shooting stars, you were either really into astronomy or, like the rest of us, hooked on Lucky Charms.
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Michael Katz, my SB Nation colleague and fellow appreciator of animals accidentally dabbing, informed me that the song in this Vine is "Shooting Stars" by the Bag Raiders.
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However, if you want to make sure you see one of these rather special summer shooting stars, head outside on July 28 and look towards the southern sky.
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You can expect to see up to 20 shooting stars per hour during the peak of the Delta Aquarids meteor shower, each moving around 25 miles per second.
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The night sky was alive with shooting stars on Thursday as people around the globe experienced one of the most active Perseid meteor showers in a long time.
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An instrumental version of the great jazz ballad "Midnight Sun" was treated as the entranced contemplation of a spellbound dreamer gazing at shooting stars in the summer sky.
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In the championship game, the Shooting Stars ran into a juggernaut: the Southern California All-Stars, which had several sets of flashy uniforms and the swagger to match.
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To use the phone for shooting stars, make sure you are in Night Sight mode and have the device secured in a tripod or on a stable surface.
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We don't know that being part of Team Bosh's Shooting Stars dynasty eased the pain of Wilkins never winning an NBA championship—but we don't know that it didn't.
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As dark as sky as possible, away from streetlights, is essential for seeing shooting stars, particularly at this time of year when the nights are short in the northern hemisphere.
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Though it's cold and therefore more famous in the southern hemisphere (where December is the height of summer), the Geminids reliably produces about 100 multi-colored shooting stars per hour.
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Luz Camino, who works in Madrid, said she has been re-evaluating her design process because men are wearing her plique-à-jour enamel brooches of flowers or shooting stars.
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Make Something Spontaneous On a Canoe Trip Along the U.S.-Canada Border, Solitude and Shooting Stars How 'Desus & Mero' Conquered Late Night A Clarinetist's Girlfriend Didn't Want Him to Leave.
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Her father told her one day she could find out: Humans were already exploring space, he said, looking down to Earth from capsules zipping across the sky like shooting stars.
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The NBA superstar -- along with his producing partner Maverick Carter and SpringHill Entertainment -- are moving forward with a flick based on the book, "Shooting Stars" ... about Bron's youth basketball team.
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Micrometeorites entering our atmosphere today chemically interact with the upper mesosphere and lower thermosphere Typically, space debris burns up in our atmosphere and becomes the shooting stars we see at night.
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All you need to do is bundle up and head out to a dark area with little cloud cover and an unobstructed view of the sky to see the shooting stars.
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It's never surprising, yet its bursts of pictorial imagination — snowflakes that streak like shooting stars — keep you engaged, as do Elsa and Anna, who still aren't waiting for life to happen.
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It all went down at the Dru Joyce Shooting Stars Classic in Akron ... where hundreds of the most talented kids in the country -- including LBJ's own boys -- compete in a huge tournament.
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One of the best meteor showers of the year peaks this weekend, and with any luck, you should be able to catch at least a few of the shooting stars for yourself.
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Chicago Blackhawks winger Patrick Kane won the Shooting Stars target-shooting event in overtime, with his 24 points topping the 22 of Maple Leafs winger Mitch Marner and Blues center Ryan O'Reilly.
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NASA astronaut Christina Koch posted a dazzling image of the Quadrantid meteor shower -- the first meteor shower of 2020 -- with a tweet saying that the shooting stars could be seen from space.
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During a full-scale show, like the one being planned for 2020, a person should see around 5 to 20 artificial shooting stars during an average session, the length of which isn't known.
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A stark contrast to my prior experiences, DEEP VR places you underwater, where you swim through gleaming caves and encounter marine life, such as sharks or sea creatures that resemble aquatic shooting stars.
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If you're planning on watching the event, keep in mind these "shooting stars" may be faint to the naked eye and lack the fireball effect that we normally associated with major meteor showers.
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The computer chip giant also claimed victory by setting a new Guinness World Record for most the Most UAVs airborne simultaneously when it flew 22006 Shooting Stars to create a spectacular light show.
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The annual Perseid meteor shower, which is known for some of the brightest shooting stars, is slated to happen this week, giving stargazers the opportunity to view this year's most anticipated meteor shower.
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The studio even uploaded a special version of its game Shooting Stars on a number of torrent sites as an experiment, one that couldn't be completed if you were playing a pirated copy.
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FOCA, Bosnia (Reuters) - A meteor shower lit up the skies above eastern Bosnia on Saturday night, giving star gazers a rare opportunity to see a display of shooting stars with the naked eye.
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Despite the fact that the best views of the meteor shower will be from dark areas, it's still possible to see some of the brightest shooting stars — known as fireballs — from within city lights.
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So we started off doing that and then Matt had a lot of success with 'Shooting Stars' and it was a huge hit and he was a big part of the success of it.
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" – Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 83 TIME OUT: TWINKLE, TWINKLE Time: "This year's Perseid meteor shower will be highly visible both Saturday and Sunday night, giving watchers ample opportunity to spot plenty of shooting stars.
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Experts suspect there will be even more shooting stars than average The Perseid meteor shower got its name from the constellation Perseus — the area of the sky where the meteors seem to originate from.
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On Monday, the night of the Perseids peak, it's going to be 92% illuminated, which will wash out the sky and make all but the very brightest "fireball" shooting stars very difficult to see.
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"Sometimes shooting stars shine so brightly that they burn out and now we must go separate ways but I hope my path always crosses with his," the actor, 40, told PEOPLE in an exclusive statement.
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One of the best meteor showers of the year will grace skies around the world this week, culminating in a potential "outburst" of shooting stars during the overnight hours between August 11 to August 12.
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But it also produced the likes of Michael Farmer, a Tucson-based meteorite hunter who has chased shooting stars in 80 countries and once spent two months in a prison in Oman for illegal mining.
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"The Night of the Shooting Stars," a bittersweet evocation of wartime Italy, won a major prize at Cannes in 1982 and was named the best film of 1983 by the National Society of Film Critics.
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If you are in the the heart of a city, don't expect to see more than a few meteors tonight, but if you're lucky, some bright shooting stars should break through and give you a show.
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Reeves would later become one half of Vic & Bob, one of the greatest British comedy duos of all time, responsible for Shooting Stars, Big Night Out and the invention of the fartridge (half fart, half partridge).
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"This year the moon is young and will not obstruct the vision, so we will be able to see 100 'shooting stars' an hour," Muhamed Muminovic, a member of the Sarajevo Orion astrological society, told Reuters.
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Set in the Tuscan countryside during the summer of 19873, with the American forces advancing and the Germans in retreat, "Night of the Shooting Stars" is an unpredictable, often comic blend of sentimental naturalism and skillful hyperbole.
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The Irish Football Association's "Shooting Stars" program encourages girls to play soccer, while "Ahead of the Game" works to support clubs and volunteers when dealing with mental health issues, a cause close to Kate and Prince William's hearts.
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The Irish Football Association's "Shooting Stars" program encourages girls to play soccer, while "Ahead of the Game" works to support clubs and volunteers when dealing with mental health issues, a cause close to Kate and Prince William's hearts.
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Recent restoration of his huge plaster murals has encouraged a new appreciation for his otherworldly art, where exotic animals sketched from his own Manhattan menagerie were painted in metallic hues, often joined by cosmic shooting stars and planets.
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It's also helpful to look in the middle of the night when your location is firmly in the night side of Earth as the planet is busting through the dust and debris stream that causes the shooting stars.
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Every year like clockwork, their long, icy tails deliver meteor showers: As Earth moves through the path of their tail, the rice-sized bits of dust and ice burn up in our atmosphere and look like shooting stars.
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Although you're still likely to catch a few meteors even if you are located in an area with high levels of light pollution (as long as you have a clear sky), you may just miss the fainter shooting stars.
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The fact that the black hair was Lota's—her grays, the shooting stars—has led biographically informed critics to greet "The Shampoo" as a tender celebration of love between two women, although the poem contains no reference to gender.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Vietnam Grand Prix organizers are confident their race will join Singapore in lighting up the Formula One calendar for years to come, rather than adding to the list of Asian shooting stars, after it debuts in 2020.
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Namibia's skies continue their theatrics well past dark: From bed, I tried to discern constellations, marveling at how explorers looked to the skies for centuries to navigate continents and oceans, when I can't tell the difference between shooting stars and airplanes.
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Image: NASASkywatchers should be able to see up to 30 meteors per hour—while the name "shooting stars" is the popular way to describe these little guys, the meteors are actually just tiny flecks of ice burning up in our atmosphere.
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If a friend sends 10 messages each with a different effect, you'll have to sit there once you open them and cycle through the various animations as you try to reply without being distracted by shooting stars, lasers, or fireworks.
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Those are the drivers who either shine bright for just a season or two before burning out like shooting stars, or ones who look unbeatable every now and again in their career, but can never mount a sustained championship challenge.
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The lights I strung around the perimeter of my ceiling remind me of summer nights on the lawn with my mom in Raleigh as we would watch for shooting stars and the different hues if fireworks on the Fourth of July.
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The 20-minute sound-and-light spectacle traces the arches, columns, altar and vaulted ceiling in colorful rays and uses them as canvases for projected images of lightning, shooting stars, crashing waves and autumnal leaves, all of which generate nondenominational awe.
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Their quiz show Shooting Stars, which at its peak pulled in more than 6 million viewers a week, once blessed a mainstream television audience with the sight of a confused Larry Hagman from Dallas being presented a "Fartridge" (it's half fart, half partridge).
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You were one of those — I'm not going to say "shooting stars" because you'll take exception with that characterization — but you guys really blew up in terms of fame and attention that you got at South By Southwest and then following that.
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Watch the NHL's star players showcase their skills in six categories: Bridgestone NHL Fastest SkaterBud Light NHL Save StreakHonda NHL Accuracy ShootingElite Women's 3-on-3 presented by AdidasEnterprise NHL Hardest ShotGatorade NHL Shooting Stars Check out who's participating in each event here.
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As it moves through the inner solar system, the remnants of the comet spill out trillions of cosmic particles in its wake, and when those rocks enter Earth's atmosphere they burn up, creating a brilliant flash of light -- a phenomenon people interpret as shooting stars.
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Today, singers Ariana Grande and John Legend released the music video for their rendition of the romantic theme song, "Beauty and the Beast," and underneath the red tulle, shooting stars, and kissed-by-an-angel vocals is the real show-stealer: Grande's hair and makeup.
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Get outside after midnight, which is when your location is firmly on the night side of Earth, and look generally to the northeastern sky towards Perseus, where the shooting stars will appear to originate from (though they can appear anywhere in the night sky).
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Soon, images flew by like shooting stars: a spinning world that looked like a blue-green chessboard; himself on a stretcher in front of a hospital; his parents, gazing at him with aching sadness as he reached out to them, suffused with childlike love.
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I've had my brief encounters with the hopefulness of luck; I've carried around rabbit's feet as a kid and made wishes on shooting stars, dropped money on lottery tickets and Las Vegas blackjack tables, every time thinking this would be the moment my luck changed.
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Having started with the solstice, we'll end with another astronomically notable event: the annual Perseid meteor showers, which occur every August and peak this year around the 12th of the month (start thinking now about where you can find some dark sky to watch those "shooting stars").
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I want to be surrounded by a rainbow of women as I march, the pot of gold found in our unified songs, our posters and banners shooting stars in a barren wasteland of the "alt-right," our hands passing along the flames of freedom with a squeeze.
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And the LED lights (on most, but not all of them) spread moving constellations across the sky; if not for the observable flashes of black, white, brown, and gray that created a subtle patchwork, the sight would have seemed like a gathering of rogue shooting stars.
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"Our unique location – latitude 63 degrees, and elevation 6,000 feet means our troposphere is some of the thinnest on the planet, which allows you to see the aurora's blues and purples as well as shooting stars more often and brighter than elsewhere," reads Sheldon Chalet's website.
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The company used 500 Shooting Stars to break the world record for the most drones operating by a single user last year, and has held synchronized shows at Disney World over the past few months, but Lady Gaga's performance marked the first time that they have been used in a televised event.
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But when he settled in to tell his story, all those years later, he had the advantage of knowing how it all turned out — of knowing, for one thing, that Coughlin and Long and lesser "farceurs" had been shooting stars whose sparks and nebulae had been absorbed into the galactic Age of Roosevelt.
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He promised her the moon and the stars and delivered on that promise night after night beneath the twinkling skies on Pawleys Island — about 10 miles from Murrells Inlet — where they lay wrapped in a beach quilt, getting acquainted and marveling at meteor showers, shooting stars and majestic sunrises above the Atlantic.
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A departure in style, it introduced the magic neorealism the Tavianis would develop further in "Night of the Shooting Stars," a 6-year-old girl's memory of World War II, which, recounted to her own young daughter and framed by a zoom into a star-filled Disney heaven, immediately announces itself as a bedtime story.
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Each day on the trail, we rose with the sun, carried all our possessions on our shoulders, filled our water bottles from creeks, rested in meadows dazzling with alpine wildflowers, bathed in rivers, and at dusk found a flat spot on which to unroll our sleeping bags and fall asleep while counting shooting stars.
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Where most comedians would create one or two cult classics in their lifetime, Reeves and Mortimer created a whole library of them: The Weekenders; Catterick; The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer; Bang, Bang, It's Reeves and Mortimer; Shooting Stars; Monkey Trousers; and House of Fools all became some of the weirdest programs each broadcaster would ever air.
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Gone were the velvet cushions on the faux hedgerows, where guests had been seated to watch the collection; when the clocks struck 10, attendees made their way through the museum and out onto a path of glittering grass, lit by candles, projected shooting stars and a vast paper moon that had been strung up into the January night sky.
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This photo of Penny Hardaway seeming legitimately frustrated about the outcome of last year's Shooting Stars challenge makes me a little sad about Penny Hardaway, for instance: If any athletic contest actually asked Kobe Bryant, Russell Westbrook, or Chris Paul to unleash their full competitiveness on middle-aged men, it would be really uncomfortable to watch, and probably pretty brutal.
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There is nothing about Brazil in her second book, "A Cold Spring," published in 1955, unless one accepts a glancing little poem of unusual warmth, titled "The Shampoo," which begins with lichens growing slowly, promises such measureless time to a "dear friend," and concludes: The shooting stars in your black hair in bright formation are flocking where, so straight, so soon?
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This is the first time that the Shooting Star Minis have been used in an indoor performance, but it is not the first time Intel has done something complicated or attention-grabbing with drones: You may have seen 23,205 full-size Shooting Stars at the 22 Winter Olympics opening ceremony, or 22016 at Lady Gaga's 5003 Super Bowl halftime show.
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A fair handful of the freestyles sound like a badly rapped version of the Vic Reeves club singing sketch from Shooting Stars, some have to stare at their phone the entire time for fear of forgetting their bars, and if you thought Chip vs Bugzy was an event then wait until you see Little T and 14 year old Soph Aspin open a whole world of juvenile rap beef.
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