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DeskribapenaMeteor falling courtesy NASA.gif	English: A fireball Geminid falling earthwards.
Data	Data ezezaguna Unknown date
Jatorria	http://www.universetoday.com/89430/the-draconid-meteor-shower-a-storm-is-coming/
Egilea	NASA/George Varros

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oraingoa	14:43, 4 urria 2011		405 × 327 (215 KB)	Tomwsulcer	{{Information \|Description ={{en\|1=A meteor falling earthwards. The Draconid meteor shower is expected on October 8, 2011, and may feature up to 1000 meteors falling her hour, according to some astronomers. Almost all meteors burn up and disintegrate l

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