The famous Perseids meteor shower will be observed with its peak in the early morning hours over this weekend. Significantly, the bright moonlight will interfere in observing fainter meteors. Its Zenithal Hourly Rate is 15 bright and swift-moving meteors, According to PAGASA.
The Perseid meteor shower occurs every year and is visible starting mid-July. It peaks on August 9 and 14, depending on the particular location of the stream.
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