Few, if any, will hit the ground . The meteor storm is caused by the Earth moving through the leftover debris of Comet Temple-Tuttle . The peak of the storm will be best visible tomorrow from Asia , though increased activity should be visible globally over many hours. It is even possible to monitor the storm live on the web. Pictured above is a Perseid 1997 meteor streaking across the sky behind an illuminated California desert.
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