Meteor "Alpha" enters the heavens of the earth and sees tomorrow in the skies of Kuwait

KUWAIT (Reuters) – Alpha (Alpha) enters the sky of the Capricorn region and will be seen tomorrow in the skies of Kuwait. It will remain in place for two days, said astronomer, historian and honorary member of the British Society of Astronomy, Sad Sadoun.
Al-Saadoun said Sunday in a statement to the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) that Alpha (Capricorn) or Capricorn was named for its apparent entry into the atmosphere of the Capricorn Tower, explaining that these meteors were the remains of the periodic comet (Nite 169p) Once in 2018 and will return again in 2022.
He explained that the number of meteors visible at one in five hours and visible in the direction of east is after seven o'clock tomorrow night.
He said that when the Earth approaches this waste, small rocks and dust would attract and enter the atmosphere at a speed of 23 kilometers per second when the orbit intersects the Earth's orbit, explaining that they would remain several years during their pbadage in the orbit of the comet or the asteroid.
He said that when debris comes in contact with the air so quickly, they burn and evaporate into the atmosphere at an altitude of 80 kilometers from the Earth's surface and consist in that the so-called Shahab.