Over the next few days, catch the Geminid meteor showers in the darkness of a waning crescent moon. This prolific shower of 120 meteors per hour takes its name from Gemini, the twin brothers Castor and Pollux. As one of the brothers passed away and became a star, the other brother asked the Greek im

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