Maddie Molloy,Climate & Science reporterandStav Danaos,BBC WeatherGetty ImagesThe Geminid meteor shower - one of the most spectacular in the celestial calendar - is set to peak this weekend and astronomers say conditions could make for an especially striking show if weather permits.The meteors are visible all over the world, though people in the Northern Hemisphere will get the best views.In the UK, if the skies are clear, a waning crescent Moon will only rise after midnight which should mean several hours of dark skies to see the meteors...
Mark Poynting, Jess Carr and Phil LeakeBBC Climate and Verify data journalism teamsGetty ImagesMillions of people in England are in regions hit by drought,...
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Georgina RannardScience and climate correspondentESO/O. HainautThe team believe that because 3I/Atlas probably formed around an old star, it is made up of a lot...