Space Weather News for Oct. 7, 2011
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DRACONID METEOR SHOWER: On Saturday, October 8th, Earth will pass through a network of dusty filaments shed by Comet 21P/Giacobini-Zinner. Forecasters expect the encounter to produce anywhere from a few dozen to a thousand meteors per hour visible mainly over Europe, northern Africa and the Middle East. The meteors will stream from the northern constellation Draco--hence their name, the "Draconids." Check http://spaceweather.com for full coverage of the event including observing times and a live audio stream from a meteor radar.

This syncs for me with a little vision I had this morning as I woke in which I stood outside in an open hilly area that made me think of France or England. There was a castle or fortress ruin near me and seemingly on the edge of the sea. I began perceiving small objects falling which at first I interpreted as rain, but then the objects grew in size and seemed more like hail, then became more smooth and round and looked like Jaffas - orange, round, and made up of concentric layers. Like tiny meteorites.