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04 January 2008
Quadrantid Meteor Shower Researched by NASA and Google

Since Google and NASA have recently joined hands, the merger has become a major asset to space research due to the successful combination of ideas and plans. The Quadrantid Meteor Shower is just one primary example of this success–a meteor shower that produced over 100 meteors per hour. This peak shower began around 020 UTC [...]

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