Major meteor shower to peak in California sky. Here's when - and how to catch a glimpse
Briefly

The Eta Aquarids Meteor Shower is an annual event caused from debris shed by comet 1P/Halley, or Halley's Comet, according to NASA.
As they shoot across the sky, they will travel at around 44 miles per second.About 60 meteors pass every hour.
Meteors are leftover particles from comets and broken asteroids, according to NASA. As comets orbit the sun, they leave dusty trails behind them.
Read at Sacramento Bee
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