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Here’s when to watch summer meteor showers

Summer skies are set for a rare combination of the Perseid meteor shower and a total solar eclipse.

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Summer meteor showers, specifically the Perseids, are returning. Scientific American reports that the year's greatest meteor shower coincides with a total solar eclipse.

Coverage from USA Today, Deseret News, and Scientific American focuses on timing and viewing instructions for the Perseids. Meanwhile, Wales Online highlights that Wales is positioned to witness its most spectacular solar eclipse in decades.

Observation efforts will center on the timing of the Perseid shower and the specific window of the total solar eclipse.

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Which meteor shower is returning this summer?

The Perseids are returning, described by Scientific American as the greatest meteor shower of the year.

Is there another celestial event happening simultaneously?

Yes, a total solar eclipse is occurring during the meteor shower.

Where is the solar eclipse expected to be particularly spectacular?

According to Wales Online, Wales is about to see its most spectacular solar eclipse in decades.

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