Vietnam is about to observe the peak of the Orionids meteor shower
Astronomers in Vietnam can observe the rain of Orionids reaching the peak on the night of 20, dawn on October 21.
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Astronomers in Vietnam can observe the rain of Orionids reaching the peak on the night of 20, dawn on October 21.
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