Science has made a lot of progress, but still there are so many things in this universe whose unicorns are unsolved. It is still a mystery to the scientist. A similar mystery event is going to be midnight of 11-12 August.

According to astronomers, on that night there will be a celestial event like clouds of meteorites from the sky on Earth. However, such an event occurs between July to August every year, but this time the meteor mass will fall in excess, it is being said that on the night of 11-12 August the sky will not be dark but bright.

According to a viral story of Aestronomy-Physics dot com, will make the most bright and light rain of meteors bodies of meteorites rain history this year. American Space Agency NASA also confirmed this.

According to NASA Dot Gov's report, the amount of meteorite that falls this year will be higher than earlier. According to NASA, this year, in the midnight of 11-12 August, 200 meteor objects can fall. According to NASA, it can be seen in a good way in the northern hemisphere.

It is noteworthy that in the astronomical sciences, sometimes the objects which appear on the earth from one side to another rapidly falling on the earth are called meteor.

In ordinary colloquial language it is called 'breaking stars' or 'lukka'. The portion of the meteorites which escape from burning in the atmosphere and reaching the Earth is called meteorite.

Often, countless number of meteors can be seen in the sky every night, but these number of objects falling on the Earth are less.

Their importance is very high from the celestial and scientific perspectives, because they are very rare, others are direct sources of knowledge of the combination and structure of different planets etc, while moving in the sky.

Through their study, we learn what reactions are on the substance coming from the sky in the global environment. In this way these objects establish relationships between astronomy and geology.

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