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As seen from the northern hemisphere, meteor rates continue to be strong in November. While no major activity is expected this month, the two Taurid radiants plus the Leonids keep the skies active. The addition of strong sporadic rates makes November one of the better months to view meteor activity from north of the equator...
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The Southern Taurids are a long-lasting shower with two weak maximums in mid-October and early November. The November maximum is most noticeable during fireball swarm years (2025, 2032) The shower is active for more than two months but rarely produces more than five shower members per hour, even at maximum…
