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Perseids

They return year after year. For many of us, they spell holidays and warm summer nights. But who – or what – are they? The Perseid meteors, of course!

In the past few years, the Internet has been flooded with promises of a spectacular and unique view of Mars in late August. You probably received a message or slide show recently in your e-mails – you may even have forwarded it to all your contacts.