Meteors, often known as shooting stars, are shards of space debris that burn up in Earth's atmosphere, forming spectacular streaks in the night sky. A meteor shower is the numerous streaks of light in the sky that occur as Earth passes through the dusty trail of a comet or asteroid's orbit. Although big chunks of debris can produce a brighter fireball streak, most meteors are still tiny enough to burn up completely in Earth's atmosphere. A meteorite is formed when a meteor lands on Earth. The objects are known as meteoroids before they enter the atmosphere. Some meteorites contain bits of dust called "stardust" that were created by stars before our Solar System was formed.
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