Strange Universe: Your Stars For 2023 1/1/23

By Bob Berman

Published January 3, 2023 at 1:20 PM EST

1 of 1 — Flying meteorites in the night starry sky against the mountains,

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We’ll take a peek at what we can expect in the sky in 2023. Tune in to hear why 2023 is the decade’s finest year for meteors.

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