Spectacular Taurid Meteor Shower Peaks with Fireballs This Week

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The Taurid meteor shower, originating from Comet Encke, is expected to be visible around midnight on Election Day, with the Southern Taurids peaking on November 6-7 and the Northern Taurids on November 11-12. Known for producing bright fireballs, the Taurids are best viewed away from light pollution, with patience being key as they typically produce fewer than five meteors per hour. The Taurids are part of a series of recent astronomical events, including the Orionids and the upcoming Geminids meteor showers.
- Best times to see the Taurid meteor shower ABC7 Los Angeles
- How to spot a fireball from the first branch of the Taurid meteor showers CNN
- Catch the Southern Taurid meteor showers in Maine: Best times and viewing tips WGME
- Don't miss the Taurid meteor shower peak with colorful fireballs and shooting stars this week Space.com
- 'Fireball' meteors possible over US tonight as South Taurid meteor shower peaks Livescience.com
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