Shooting stars, otherwise known as meteor showers, form when dust from other space objects (such as asteroids and comets), enter the Earth’s atmosphere.
To form a shooting star, they have to enter the Earth’s atmosphere at a very high speed. When they enter, the tiny specks of dust rub together with the Earth’s air particles.
This causes friction, which heats up the specks of dust. This heat then burns the meteor, which creates the shooting star.
Simply, a shooting star is a meteor burning up.

Ok, how does this relate to me?

When it feels like you know where you’re meant to be, the process of development can seem like a far fetched waste of time. Especially when