Occurring annually during the second week of August, the meteor shower once again garnered significant attention.
Particularly during tonight's meteor shower peak, meteorites streaked into our realm at a staggering speed of 55 kilometers per second. This specific night coincided with a phase of minimal lunar illumination.
With only 10 percent of the Moon's usual brightness, the stage was set for a remarkable meteor shower observation, enhancing the experience.
Experts affirm that the minuscule size of these meteorites renders them harmless to Earth, eliminating any potential danger.
