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[[Image:Leonid Meteor Storm 1833.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Leonid Meteor Shower in 1833]]
A meteor is the visible path of a meteoroid that enters the Earth's (or another body's) atmosphere, commonly called a shooting star or falling star.

Meteors look a lot like comets in photographs but can easily be distinguished from them because a comet's motion can only be discerned by observing it for several hours, while a meteor's motion is immediately obvious (they are very fast and brief). An individual meteor can only be seen for at most a few seconds while a comet can be seen for days or weeks.
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 Un meteorito es el camino visible de un meteoroide que entra la atmósfera de la tierra (o de otro cuerpo), comúnmente llamada una estrella fugaz.
-Meteors look a lot like comets in photographs but can easily be distinguished from them because a comet's motion can only be discerned by observing it for several hours, while a meteor's motion is immediately obvious (they are very fast and brief).  An individual meteor can only be seen for at most a few seconds while a comet can be seen for days or weeks.
+Los meteoritos se parecen mucho a los cometas en fotografías, pero pueden distinguirse fácilmente de ellas porque el movimiento de un cometa sólo puede discernirse mediante la observación durante varias horas, mientras que el movimiento de un meteorito es inmediatamente obvia (son muy rápidos). Un meteorito individual sólo puede ser visto por un máximo de unos segundos mientras un cometa puede ser visto durante días o semanas.
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+[[Image:Leonid Meteor Storm 1833.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Lluvia de meteoritos Leonid en 1833]]
-A meteor is the visible path of a meteoroid that enters the Earth's (or another body's) atmosphere, commonly called a shooting star or falling star.
 Meteors look a lot like comets in photographs but can easily be distinguished from them because a comet's motion can only be discerned by observing it for several hours, while a meteor's motion is immediately obvious (they are very fast and brief).  An individual meteor can only be seen for at most a few seconds while a comet can be seen for days or weeks.