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What are "shooting stars" ❓
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Answered by shivbhatt1232012
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These 'shooting stars' are actually space rocks—meteoroids—made visible by the heat generated when they enter the Earth's atmosphere at high speeds.” These bits of ice and debris range in size from a speck of sand to a boulder. Larger objects are called asteroids, and smaller, planetary dust, Luhman explains.

Answered by Anonymous
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Shooting stars, or meteors, are caused by tiny specks of dust from space that burn up 65 to 135 km above Earth's surface as they plunge at terrific speeds into the upper atmosphere. ... Earth passes through some of this dust around the same dates every year.

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