Physics of Meteors

Shooting star is actually a meteor, space debris. They are not at all stars. In some cases, meteors entered the Earth's atmosphere. In most cases, a meteor will burn and enter the surface of the earth as it enters the atmosphere. Sometimes the meteor starts to burn, but its mass is sufficiently large, which causes it to reach the surface. In both ways, meteors treat some resistance as it enters the atmosphere.

A big and wonderful meteor entering the Earth's atmosphere. The friction between the rapidly moving meteor and the Earth's air molecules creates a huge amount of heat, heating up, illuminating and possibly collapsing the meteor. In some cases, visible clouds may be left where the meteor explodes and slowly dissipates. A reflecting telescope with an eyepiece behind the main mirror. There is a hole in the center of the main mirror. When light enters the telescope, it is reflected from the main mirror to the secondary mirror. The secondary mirror returns to the eyepiece through the hole in the primary mirror and reflects the light

The origin of the word "meteor" is quite strange. It comes from the Greek Metoron, which means "in the air" - in other words, the meteor is actually "in the air". This looks strange. But that explains another mystery. Have you ever wondered why "Meteorology" is a study of the atmosphere and the weather and is not a meteor research? It also came from the Greek metéron coupled with the suffix "logy" which means that it also learns something. Therefore, the literal meaning of the term "weather" is to investigate what is happening in the air, and this is perfectly rational. There is definitely more meaning than the word "meteor".

A meteor shower is a celestial event where it is observed that a group of meteor shower radiates from anywhere in the sky. This phenomenon is also known as "Meteor Storm" or "Meteor Burst". The meteor present in the shower is actually a fragment of the universe, it enters the Earth's atmosphere at very high speed, evaporates very rapidly by friction and leaves the light called the meteor shower. Since the Earth encounters the same meteor every year at about the same time and the same speed, the determined meteor shower is usually an annual event.