The Moment a Star Passes | Shooting Star (Chill Jazz · SoftAfter / Lingering Afterglow) скачать в хорошем качестве

The Moment a Star Passes | Shooting Star (Chill Jazz · SoftAfter / Lingering Afterglow)

SoftAfter | softafter | 소프트애프트 SoftAfter (softafter) is an emotional music channel that leaves a quiet, lingering afterglow. It focuses on jazz, café music, and soft, comfortable mood-driven sounds. What is a Meteor (Shooting Star)? A meteor, commonly called a shooting star, is a phenomenon in which a brief streak of light appears as it crosses the night sky, making it look as though a star is falling. Scientifically, it is known as a meteor, and it is not an actual falling star. How Is It Formed? Meteors occur when small particles of dust or rock floating in space (meteoroids) enter Earth’s atmosphere. These particles collide with the atmosphere at extremely high speeds—often tens of kilometers per second—burning due to friction and producing the visible streak of light. Most completely burn up, while only larger fragments reach the ground as meteorites. Meteor Showers A meteor shower is a phenomenon in which many meteors appear within a short period of time. This happens when Earth passes through a cloud of dust left behind by a comet. Major meteor showers include: Perseids (mid-August) — one of the most spectacular annual showers Leonids (mid-November) Geminids (mid-December) Orionids (October) The Secret of Meteor Colors The color of a meteor depends on its chemical composition: Sodium: yellow Magnesium: blue-green Iron: yellow-orange Calcium: violet Observation Tips To observe meteors, choose a clear night with little moonlight and go to a location with minimal city lights. Observation is best during the peak period of a meteor shower. No special equipment is required—meteors can be seen with the naked eye. Rather than focusing on a single point, it is more effective to lie back comfortably and watch the entire sky. Why Do People Make Wishes? There is a saying: “Make a wish when you see a shooting star.” Because meteors appear and disappear in a brief moment, this tradition is often interpreted as a reminder to always keep a heartfelt wish ready in one’s mind. Scientific Importance Meteors are not only beautiful astronomical phenomena but also valuable scientific materials for studying the early formation of the solar system. By analyzing meteorites, scientists can gain important clues about how the solar system was formed.