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Exceptional Meteor Shower May Strike Tuesday, Has Not Been Seen in 80 Years
A very rare and mysterious meteor shower, called the Gamma Delphinids, is expected to take place on Tuesday, June 11, 2013. The last time this meteor shower was seen was in the 1930's.
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