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The Leonid meteor shower, known as the king of meteor showers, occurs annually from November 14th to 21st, peaking around November 17th. The radiant point is located in the constellation Leo, with an altitude of about 40 degrees.
In normal years, the zenith hourly rate is about 10 to 15 meteors, but the Leonid meteor shower reaches a peak about every 33 to 34 years.
The zenith hourly rate can exceed thousands of meteors. This phenomenon is closely related to the period of the Tempel-Tuttle comet.
The "meteor storm" is an explosion of accumulated time and power, making this moment of brilliance particularly enduring and profound, remaining for a long time without fading away.
