Real Unicorn Discovered During Meteor Shower

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Did someone say meteor shower?!!

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There’s a mysterious comet that’s going to cause a meteor shower TOMORROW and we’ll be able to see it!!! (well it will be rainy and cloudy so maybe not but it’s worth a try) According to scientists Esko Lyytinen and Peter Jenniskens, “there is a ‘good chance’ to see the first Alpha Monocerotids meteor storm since 1995, when there were about 400 meteors per hour!”

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If you don’t know what a meteor shower is..it’s like watching a shower of shooting stars-but people are also confused on what a shooting star is (and it has nothing to do with an actual star.)

KEEP UP!

• A Meteroid is just a tiny bit of dust and rock that floats around in space.
• When these meteoroids cross paths with Earth, a gas is created as it passes through the atmosphere. Thus it then becomes the super bright ‘Meteor’ or ‘Falling Star” that we see.
• After it reaches the Earth’s surface, everything left over after it has burned and twirled in sky-is called a ‘Meteorite’.

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