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Stars of Perseus (top), Auriga (lower left), and the Pleiades Star Cluster (right) shine above Gotland, the largest island in the Baltic Sea. A meteor from Perseid meteor shower is captured near the shower’s radiant in the constellation Perseus. Gotland which was under water for 400 million years is made up of a sequence of sedimentary rocks. The limestone rocks with fascinating shapes on the island today are locally called Raukar and many of them are in fact very old coral reefs.

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