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SUMMARY:Meteor Showers and Giant Impacts: the Solar System at our Front Door
LOCATION:1142 Morrison Drive\, Charleston\, SC 29403
DESCRIPTION:Join Sarah Sonnett\, Planetary Science Institute Senior Scientist and College of Charleston visiting professor\, for a fascinating talk on the marvels and mysteries of our Universe.\n Small pieces of the solar system are flying around us all the time. A few times a year\, Earth passes through a trail of dust left behind a comet or asteroid\, making one of nature's best fireworks shows: a meteor shower. Some of these rocks are big enough to survive the trip through Earth's atmosphere\, landing as a meteorite. These were some of the first things made in our solar system. And sometimes\, the visitor is much larger... Sarah will talk about impacts of every size -- from harmless\, beautiful showers to the rare\, dangerous impactors -- and what astronomers are doing to watch the sky and keep Earth safe.  For: *All Ages.\n\nhttps://playbook.deckardenterprises.com/place/main-library-at-morrison-ccpl/meteor-showers-and-giant-impacts-the-solar-system-at-our-front-door
URL:https://playbook.deckardenterprises.com/place/main-library-at-morrison-ccpl/meteor-showers-and-giant-impacts-the-solar-system-at-our-front-door
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