<p>The search engine Google has created an interactive doodle to celebrate the Perseid meteor shower that occurs every August.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The spectacular annual celestial phenomenon began Saturday and is expected to finish Wednesday while reaching its peak Tuesday.<br /><br />It is caused when the massive Swift-Tuttle comet loses parts of its celestial body as it enters into the inner solar system.<br /><br />With clear skies, it is common to see more than 100 meteors an hour.<br /><br />The Perseids get its name as the meteors look like they originate from the constellation Perseus.<br /><br />Comet Swift-Tuttle last passed earth in 1992 and travels in a 133 year orbit around the sun.<br /></p>
<p>The search engine Google has created an interactive doodle to celebrate the Perseid meteor shower that occurs every August.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The spectacular annual celestial phenomenon began Saturday and is expected to finish Wednesday while reaching its peak Tuesday.<br /><br />It is caused when the massive Swift-Tuttle comet loses parts of its celestial body as it enters into the inner solar system.<br /><br />With clear skies, it is common to see more than 100 meteors an hour.<br /><br />The Perseids get its name as the meteors look like they originate from the constellation Perseus.<br /><br />Comet Swift-Tuttle last passed earth in 1992 and travels in a 133 year orbit around the sun.<br /></p>