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See Halley’s Comet Debris Streak Across Sky During May Meteor Shower
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NASA says Eta Aquarid meteors travel about 148,000 mph when colliding with Earth’s atmosphere, leaving behind “trains” of glowing debris for seconds or even minutes!
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