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NASA released a chart this week showing that, on average, the Perseid meteor shower, which will peak Aug. 12 and 13, produces fireballs brighter than any of the other showers, The Los Angeles Times reported.

Just as the wave of juvenile delinquent movies in the 50's exhibited society's fear of the sexuality and independence of the baby boomers, then entering their teens, the Generation Y population bubble -- which will peak with 35 million teenagers in just seven years -- may be disturbing the dreams of today's adults (who are the boomers grown up).

The chancellor wants to ensure that the election, due in May 2015, will be fought on the terms where the coalition government has an edge, in delivering sounder public finances.Politics aside, the goal is not unreasonable given Britain's high debt, the gross amount of which will peak at 95% of GDP in 2015-16 according to the OBR.

Part of the government's package is meant to help universities cope with this "student mountain", which will peak in 2011-13, but Mr Müller-Esterl says it is not enough.The main gap in university financing is not the contribution of the state, which matches America's, but in private funding and fees.

The educational opportunities of junior medical officers may already be limited by the anticipated influx of medical graduates which will peak in 2012; this is expected to result in competition for low acuity clinical cases and supervision [22].

The Leonids, which will peak between Nov. 14 and 18, are best viewed just before dawn.

The recent agreement in Beijing identifies a date by which China will peak in its carbon emissions (2030, though Beijing will aim for 2025) and accelerates emission cuts in the United States, particularly after 2020.

Fortunately, amidst the chaos (which will often peak during the holidays or other high-stress times like the start of a new school year), there is a real opportunity to take these challenges and turn them into a time of growth and connection.

Engelman points out that the vast majority of climate change is driven by emissions from industrialized countries, the populations of which will soon peak or have already done so.

India is not willing to set a date on which its emissions will peak -- because most of its industrial base, transportation networks and urban infrastructure remain to be built.

Equally, there's also a strong chance that China could agree to make an absolute target for carbon cutting – and go beyond its commitment of a date by which its emissions will peak.