You have an option if your skies are cloudy or marred by light pollution.
at speeds as great as 130,000 mph , about 85 times the top speed of a jet fighter! This causes the air in front of the debris to be compressed and heated to thousands of degrees.
As a result, larger fragments of rock and ice explode as fireballs; smaller pieces of 109P/Swift-Tuttle are vaporized more gradually and leave a trail of light in their wake as they streak through the atmosphere.
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