Why did the shooting star get picked first for the team?
It always made a fast impression.
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Did You Know?
"Making a fast impression" is exactly what shooting stars do — they're meteors burning up in Earth's atmosphere at speeds between 25,000 to 160,000 mph! Despite their name, shooting stars aren't stars at all but space debris, and on a clear night you can typically spot 6-10 per hour. During meteor showers like the Perseids, that number can jump to over 60 visible meteors per hour.