Quirky World: International Space Station set to be the star of the show

BRITAIN: A man-made shooting star will add extra sparkle to a spectacular display of Perseid meteors.

Quirky World: International Space Station set to be the star of the show
Tue, 11 Aug, 2015 - 01:00

When the meteors reach their peak, on a moonless night tomorrow, the International Space Station will outshine the brightest stars.

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