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The annual Leonids Meteor Shower has begun and is active between November 6 and 30
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Peak activity expected on November 17
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The peak time of a menteor shower comes when the Earth passes through the densest part of the debris
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On November 17, bits of the cosmic debris will appear to viewers from Earth like a display of fireworks in the sky
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The debris forms this meteor shower originates from a small comet called 55P/Tempel-Tuttle in the constellation Leo
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Takes 33 years to orbit the sun