However , the 1966 leonids meteor shower was a spectacular historic event that produced hundreds of thousands of meteor every hour 然而, 1966年的獅子座流星雨每小時(shí)產(chǎn)生的成千上萬顆流星。
Yesterday , our science teacher taught us about the forming of meteor showers and told us about the coming meteor shower 昨天自然科學(xué)老師教我們流星雨的形成過程,還提到即將到來的流星雨。
So this meteor shower has only been seen three times before in our lifetime - once in 1935 , once in 1986 , and once in 1994 所以在我們有生之年僅曾在1935 , 1986和1994三次看到過這個(gè)流星雨。
In 1996 , the geminids meteor shower generated fairly intense storms against a dark moon - less sky , which excited most observers 1996年在沒有月亮的暗空中出現(xiàn)了相當(dāng)強(qiáng)烈的雙子座流星雨,觀察者因此而興奮不已。
The leonid meteor shower this year was a unspectacular one . the maxima at dawn on 20th november did not happened as predicted 今年的獅子座流星雨,可謂平淡無奇,早前預(yù)計(jì)會(huì)在11月20日凌晨出現(xiàn)的高峰期并沒有如期出現(xiàn)。
On an ordinary night , an average of 1 meteor can be imaged every ten hours , but more should be captured when a meteor shower is active 在普通時(shí)間平均每1 0小時(shí)可拍到一顆流星,但當(dāng)流星雨出現(xiàn)時(shí),能拍攝到的流星數(shù)目應(yīng)較多。
It is not uncommon that meteor showers are not spectacular at all , with the number of observed meteors barely surpasses the normal hourly rate 流星雨通常都并不特別壯觀,有時(shí)甚至只比平日的流星稍多而已,令不少慕名而至的觀星者大失所望。
A couple is sleeping at the stanley beach thousands of spectators leave garbage on wednesday morning after watching the most spectacular meteor shower in 33 years . 18 nov , 98 千多人在赤柱海灘欣賞完33年難得一見的流星雨后,在星期三早上遺下大量垃圾。