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Often used in the same context:
meteor shower,
perseids,
meteoroids,
comet,
aurorae,
fireballs,
cosmic rays,
asteroids,
novae,
taurid,
sunspots,
planets,
nebulae,
planetary nebula,
moons,
photosphere,
supernovae,
meteorites,
neutron star,
gamma rays,
astronomers,
epsilon aurigae,
galaxies,
lunar eclipse,
ejecta,
quadrantid,
pulsars,
pleiades,
aurora borealis,
milky way galaxy,
quasars,
oort cloud,
bolide,
suns,
phaethon,
cosmic ray,
annular eclipse,
andromeda galaxy,
perihelion,
betelgeuse,
asteroid belt,
earthshine,
zodiacal light,
partial eclipse,
annularity,
telescopes,
cherenkov radiation,
orbits,
corona,
constellations,
planetoids,
perigee,
celestial,
eruptions,
equinoxes,
saturnian,
sky,
updrafts,
moonset,
particles,
eclipsing binary,
supercell,
occultation,
puppis,
asterism,
magnetosphere,
prominences,
ecliptic,
thunderclouds,
protostar,
observatories,
triangulum,
sidereal,
sunrises,
muons,
extragalactic,
noctilucent,
antineutrinos,
flyby,
eridanus,
enceladus,
moonrise,
sundog,
orbital velocity,
lava,
celestial equator,
iapetus,
cassini,
equinox,
craters,
venusian,
galactic,
neutrinos,
omega centauri,
mesosphere,
interstellar space,
orbs,
eclipse,
stargazers,
vortices,
airglow,
solar eclipse,
comets,
meteor,
stars,
flashes,
raindrops,
sparks,
flares,
eddies,
geysers,
grasshoppers,
ants,
beacons,
candles,
lights
Appears in the definition of:
blaze,
clash,
meteoric,
meteor shower,
meteor stream,
shower
Also try:
— Adjectives for meteors:
sporadic,
fiery,
bright,
many,
large,
most,
small,
luminous,
brilliant,
faint,
few,
more...
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