@yuichi1701.bsky.socialAfter encountering a UFO in the mountains and waking up the next morning transformed into a girl, I became lovers with my best friend—whom I had long adored—and we started living together.
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@joshieg.bsky.socialThe slow-motion meteor shower is here. The Draconids peak Oct 8 - 9 under a moonless sky. Only about 5 an hour, but they're famously slow and graceful, and best right after dark. Look north, be patient, thank Comet 21P for the dust.
@deepspacejournal1.bsky.socialDraconids Oct 7 2026, 02:00‑04:00 UTC – 5‑10 meteors/hr in the Northern Hemisphere from dark sites; fireballs possible.
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@blossomheartstring.bsky.socialWhenever Malika feels a little blue, she travels to Starlight Valley to watch the stars twinkle....this time, she managed to catch a beautiful sight: a meteor shower!!
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@playdeltav.bsky.socialThe Draconids peak around 8 October 2026, from comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner.
@secondlookspace.hughesnode.comThe Orionid meteors this month? Leftover dust from Halley's Comet ☄️
@rollhoodofficial.bsky.socialOctober Sky Watch 2026 | Must-See USA Astronomy Events This Month
#OctoberSkyWatch #AstronomyEvents #NightSky #MeteorShower #Orionids #Draconids #Pleiades #SkyWatching #SpaceFacts #USAEvents #October2026 #Rollhood
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@metalrabbit13.bsky.socialVía @SuperiorWilds
#AuroraBorealis - Orionids & Draconids #MeteorShower - #BatchawanaBay Oct 2-3.2026
www.youtube.com/live/9g1f7Y3... via @YouTube
@skycalpro.comMeteor shower update:
Southern Taurids (Class I) meteor shower in Taurus constellation, Peak rate (ZHR) of 1-3 per hour, traveling at a velocity of 27.7km/sec, from parent object 2P/Encke, 7 days to peak
@breakingnews06.bsky.socialHow to see the Orionid meteor shower from Friday #OrionidMeteorShower #HalleysComet #MeteorShower #Astronomy #NightSky
@breakingnews06.bsky.socialHow to see the Orionid meteor shower from Friday #OrionidMeteorShower #HalleysComet #MeteorShower #Astronomy
@breakingnews06.bsky.socialHow to see the Orionid meteor shower from Friday #OrionidMeteorShower #HalleysComet #MeteorShower #Astronomy #NightSky
@breakingnews06.bsky.socialHow to see the Orionid meteor shower from Friday #OrionidMeteorShower #HalleysComet #MeteorShower #Astronomy
@spiketoday.comThe Orionids, dust from Halley's Comet, peak on the night of October 21-22. When to look this year, how the Moon affects the view, and how to watch.
@spiketoday.comThe Draconids peak on the evening of 8 October 2026 under a dark, moonless sky. Peak times by city, how to watch and the odds of a meteor storm.
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@shirtsfrenzy.bsky.socialMaybe Tonight — A few streaks are enough to keep you looking up. A meteor-shower tee for patient stargazers. Ships to US & Canada.
@museumofscience.bsky.socialSkywatchers in both hemispheres can join in, so head somewhere dark before dawn, let your eyes adjust, and look up!