Take a break from shooting aliens and drift through Meteors in this peaceful arcade game. Just make sure your tiny little ship doesn't hit (or get hit by) any meteors! Use the mouse to move your ship around the meteors. Think fast and move quicker to avoid them. Let the soothing music guide you. Play Meteors now, because even the best spaceship captains need to unwind.Tag: Meteors

... last night and as I sat by the fire, I watched sky. To my surprise, I saw 4 meteors in the course of about 10 minutes. One of these was very bright white, and left a visible trail. This is odd because ... now. It is possible that these were stragglers from the Perseid meteor shower, since it is such a broad meteor shower.Did anyone else see some meteors last night? Leave a comment below if you did!

September 6, 2008 Fort Erie Meteors vs. Welland Tigers A late third period goal by Christopher Paroshy lifted the Welland Tigers past the Fort Erie Meteors 3-2 in Major Peewee A action at the Welland Main Arena on Saturday afternoon. Brandon Porga scored the opening goal of the game for the Tigers before Fort Erie's #10 replied for [...]

On this date in 1981, The Meteors released their third 7-inch record, "The Crazed". It was backed by "Attack Of The Zorch Men". Both tracks appeared on their debut album, In Heaven. The London psychobilly band is still performing. Wikipedia: The MeteorsBlogload: The Meteors - In Heaven - hangoverhard.blogspot.com

Worried star-gazers called the police last night after seeing lights flaring in the night sky above Auckland. Officers were not sure what caused the flurry of lights, but said the most likely explanation was a meteor shower. Emergency services fielded five or six phone calls from people worried the lights were from a series of distress flares in the distance. Copyright ©2008, APN Holdings NZ ...

If you've been sat quivering under your desk since yesterday's prophecy of imminent doom then crawl out from your fortress of despair and start looking up at the skies. The chances of tiny black holes devouring our planet are very slight, it's probably far more likely that we'll get hit by a meteor or other satellite that managed to slip through the net while some thick-glassed boffin was on a ...