how are meteors different from stars
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If a meteoroid gets close enough to the Earth that it enters our atmosphere, it begins to burn up and fall to the ground. This burning trail is known as a meteor. ... Some people call them shooting stars, but they are aren't really stars, just tiny chunks of rock burning up in the Earth's atmosphere!
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If a meteoroid gets close enough to the Earth that it enters our atmosphere, it begins to burn up and fall to the ground. This burning trail is known as a meteor. ... Some people call them shooting stars, but they are aren't really stars, just tiny chunks of rock burning up in the Earth's atmosphere!
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