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And the awareness, meteor shower from the 17th of October to the 24th, the peak is around the 21st. And if you have a dark sky gloat and take a look, there's approximately about an hourly rate of about 25, 25 or greater meteor that you're likely to see. So if you can get out, gloat, take a look, you might find that interesting experience. Watch the shower. And this meteor shower is associated with Halley's Comet. It has an orbital period of around 76 years. And with it, it's dragging a lot of debris. And so it leaves this debris field from its travels and this is what Earth is traveling through. The radiance for it or the location where you can look for it is the constellation Orion. But you'll see these meteors anywhere in the night sky, but the radiance is from the constellation Orion. So go and take a look if you like. Go get a star chart online and see where Orion is in your neck of the woods and gloat at night. Don't even act clear for this. Just gloat, make a night and take a look out.