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Answer:
Your chance of seeing a meteor or 'shooting star' depends on where you're located,
how clear the sky is, and how patient you are.
If you're in a place with a reasonably dark sky, far from the lights of a big city, and the
sky is clear, and you're willing to get comfortable and do nothing but watch the sky for
maybe 30 to 45 minutes, then your chance is nearly 100% .
how clear the sky is, and how patient you are.
If you're in a place with a reasonably dark sky, far from the lights of a big city, and the
sky is clear, and you're willing to get comfortable and do nothing but watch the sky for
maybe 30 to 45 minutes, then your chance is nearly 100% .
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