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It may be possible to catch a daytime meteor shower, thanks to a solar eclipse

The Perseid meteor shower peaks this week, coinciding with a solar eclipse that may allow daytime viewing

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When is the Perseid meteor shower expected to peak?

The Perseid meteor shower is expected to peak midweek.

Will the Perseid meteor shower be visible during the day?

Space notes that a total solar eclipse on August 12 may allow for daytime viewing of the meteor shower.

Where can the Perseid meteor shower be seen?

The Perseid meteor shower is expected to be visible in multiple locations, including Colorado and North Carolina.

The brief

The Perseid meteor shower is set to peak this week. CBS News, WIRED, and ABC11 News all note that the Perseid meteor shower will peak midweek.

Space adds that a total solar eclipse on August 12 may allow for daytime viewing of the meteor shower. The Perseid meteor shower is expected to be visible in multiple locations, including Colorado and North Carolina.

CBS News and ABC11 News focus on local visibility, while WIRED provides general viewing tips. Space's coverage does not yet specify whether the eclipse will enhance or hinder visibility of the meteor shower.

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