Peak in Oct–Dec 17 objects
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- Daytime SextantidsIAU 221 DSX
- October CamelopardalidsIAU 281 OCT
- October DraconidsIAU 009 DRA
- epsilon-GeminidsIAU 023 EGE
- OrionidsIAU 008 ORI
- Leonis MinoridsIAU 022 LMI
- Southern TauridsIAU 002 STA
- Northern TauridsIAU 017 NTA
- LeonidsIAU 013 LEO
- alpha-MonocerotidsIAU 246 AMO
- November OrionidsIAU 250 NOO
- PhoenicidsIAU 254 PHO
- December MonocerotidsIAU 019 MON
- sigma-HydridsIAU 016 HYD
- GeminidsIAU 004 GEM
- Comae BerenicidsIAU 020 COM
- UrsidsIAU 015 URS
生活中的例子
- The Moon's average distance, about 384,400 km, is more than 960 drives along the 400 km Seoul–Busan expressway — and the Moon sits under «Earth's Moon» in this catalog's Moons group.
- Constellation names taught at school, such as Orion or Ursa Major (home of the Big Dipper), are the same everywhere because the world shares the 88 constellations set by the International Astronomical Union.
- Your phone's map position comes from GPS satellites orbiting about 20,000 km up — which is why navigation satellites belong to the Spacecraft group.