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Israel Hosts Extensive Perseids Meteor Shower Events Across August Israel hosts numerous events across the country in August to observe the Perseids meteor shower, peaking August 11-13, with guided tours, telescope viewings, and family activities from the Dead Sea to the Negev and Mitzpe Ramon.
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What happened 01 Perseids meteor shower peaks August 11-13, visible across Israel with up to 100 meteors per hour. 02 Dead Sea hosts family-friendly viewing nights with telescopes and music on August 12-13 for 50 shekels. 03 Technoda in Hadera offers a darkened star observation event with lectures on August 13 for 35 shekels. 04 Negev Mountains hold a month-long festival with guided tours and astronomy activities, peaking mid-August. 05 Israel Nature and Parks Authority runs nationwide night events from August 9-14, including overnight stays at nature reserves. 06 Mitzpe Ramon, a Dark Sky Reserve, offers free independent viewing and the Intimidbar festival late August. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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