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what is the source of leonids meteor shower

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Answered by Itzheaven

The radiant, or point of origin, of the Leonid meteors is located in the constellation of Leo, the lion. The Leonid meteor shower gets its name from the constellation Leo, the lion, where its meteors appear to originate.

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The Leonids originate from the constellation Leo the Lion– the groups of stars which form a lion's mane. What is a meteor shower? On its journey around the Sun, the Earth passes through large swathes of cosmic debris

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