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  • Stunning Shots Of The Perseid Meteor Shower [PICS]

    • epa03821997 A Perseid streaks across the sky over the Mojave Desert in Landers, California, USA, 12 August 2013. The Perseid meteor shower occurs every year in August when the Earth passes through debris and dust of the Swift-Tuttle comet. EPA/PAUL BUCK
    • epa03821997 A Perseid streaks across the sky over the Mojave Desert in Landers, California, USA, 12 August 2013. The Perseid meteor shower occurs every year in August when the Earth passes through debris and dust of the Swift-Tuttle comet. EPA/PAUL BUCK
    • epa03821997 A Perseid streaks across the sky over the Mojave Desert in Landers, California, USA, 12 August 2013. The Perseid meteor shower occurs every year in August when the Earth passes through debris and dust of the Swift-Tuttle comet. EPA/PAUL BUCK
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    • epa03821997 A Perseid streaks across the sky over the Mojave Desert in Landers, California, USA, 12 August 2013. The Perseid meteor shower occurs every year in August when the Earth passes through debris and dust of the Swift-Tuttle comet. EPA/PAUL BUCK
    • epa03821997 A Perseid streaks across the sky over the Mojave Desert in Landers, California, USA, 12 August 2013. The Perseid meteor shower occurs every year in August when the Earth passes through debris and dust of the Swift-Tuttle comet. EPA/PAUL BUCK
    • epa03821997 A Perseid streaks across the sky over the Mojave Desert in Landers, California, USA, 12 August 2013. The Perseid meteor shower occurs every year in August when the Earth passes through debris and dust of the Swift-Tuttle comet. EPA/PAUL BUCK

    It's that time of the year again. The Earth has passed through the orbital path of the Swift-Tuttle comet, and we are still alive! Big sigh of relief. This has been happening for almost 2,000 years, and we still haven't come in contact with the comet

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