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I only spent time chasing meteor contracts in one game, what eventually put me off it was that my combat ships could not take care of them on their own, if left in a sector. I felt like I had more money to be made with my primary fleet and my attention was better spent elsewhere.
But, as for killing them, this never seemed to be a problem. I had one Dragon and the automated turrets killed everything that came. When I had 4 or 5 Orcas (stock) in my fleet, they'd race head and kill everything before my Dragon could engage.
Sometimes my Dragon could shoot down 2 or 3, but I was more worried about accidentially hitting the Orcas so I found it better to hold fire.
Maybe you're having bigger meteor swarms than me, though. They seemed to grow as time went on, but that might have been my imagination. I think I started seeing around 4 per swarm, and later 8 was more common? How many do you typically see?
Also it's weird, in a more recent game I didn't get the early warning thing until a while after I had some stations, and they never took any damage from unannounced meteoroids. But I researched it and bam, suddenly these things show up every few days. I hope that was just coincidence because if they're tied to the research, I will never get it again.
edit: eventually got one! Kind of relieved actually, although I'm curious why they're so rare now. I'll see if it picks up as I build/steal more stations.
edit2: up to 45 at a time now, and of course allied ships are getting KO'd even with regular cannons. I mean at this point I'm powerful enough that I doubt they will bother me about it, but it's just another thing to dislike about these rocks.