What are metoras?

Answer 1

Meteors are usually dust or sand grain sized pieces of rock which speed through space up to tens or hundreds of kilometers a second and when they enter the Earths atmosphere they burn up, creating bright or brilliant streaks across the sky.

Answer 2

"Meteoras" does not appear to be a recognized term. "Meteors" are bright streaks of light that result from space debris burning up in Earth's atmosphere. If you have more context or a different spelling, please provide additional information.