Streak seekers: The ultimate meteor shower quiz
This skywatching quiz will test your meteor shower mastery — from fiery streaks to cosmic origins.
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There's something magical about watching a meteor shower—those fleeting bursts of light that streak across the night sky, leaving behind awe and wonder.
For centuries, people have looked up during peak nights in August, December, and beyond, hoping to catch a glimpse of these celestial fireworks. But behind the beauty lies a fascinating world of science, history, and cosmic debris.
This quiz is your chance to explore the dazzling details of meteor showers. How are they formed? Which ones are the most active?
Whether you're chasing shooting stars or chasing trivia glory, this quiz will light up your knowledge like a meteor blazing through the atmosphere.
Try it out below and see how well you score!
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Kenna Hughes-Castleberry is the Content Manager at Space.com. Formerly, she was the Science Communicator at JILA, a physics research institute. Kenna is also a freelance science journalist. Her beats include quantum technology, AI, animal intelligence, corvids, and cephalopods.
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