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Meteor showers : Leonids-Geminids

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Will anyone look at the leonids ?
tuesday morning around 5-6 should be good
hopefully no clouds :cry:
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What?
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Thats in your time though. What time will it be in the UK?
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I Don't know, i would think it hits your timezone the same hour, not the same moment, this is a tool to calculate when to look
http://leonid.arc.nasa.gov/estimator.html
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Post by spaceman-spiff »

Forget it, those :evil: clouds again, i didn't see anything :cry:
Stood up at 4 for nothing
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Spiff's right... here, where i live were coulds too! :( I didn't see anything!

Maybe i'll see some leonids again... when i have white beard... :wink:
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Oh, omni, check Timeticker.com
for different times around the world.
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Post by spaceman-spiff »

Were you interested too ?
And they said it was going to be a good year, 2000 meteorites per hour
Well , next year better perhaps
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I didn't see anything. I wasn't 100% on the time really. I never saw it on the news or anything.
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Post by spaceman-spiff »

well, every year it's a small article in my newspaper, and you can find links sometimes in the Belgian news site
But it's easy to forget
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DAMN!!
I forgot!
In June/July I read something about it on the internet..
AAAAARGH

I'd like to see those thingies..

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Next time i will post earlier, cause there are other dates to watch the sky
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Clouds here, but I am half-way up a mountain.
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Post by spaceman-spiff »

CombatGold1 wrote:Clouds here, but I am half-way up a mountain.
if you can't add anything usefull , then don't spoil the thread please :roll:
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http://www.solberg.priv.no/modules.php? ... _album.php

Ok, it's norwegian, but the pictures and the video that is important. It's filmed the day after the meteors. It's no plane fer sure :)
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Impressive, i haven't heard anything about it, it's a big whopper if you see the speed it's moving
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Post by spaceman-spiff »

Well , geminids are coming

Geminids is the one of biggest meteor streams. The maximum data of this meteor stream is Friday 13th - Saturday 14th December, Moon sets around midnight, so hopefully no clouds

Here you have a chart of where to look:
http://www.ticetboo.demon.co.uk/geminids.htm

Sorry for the southern hemisphere, it's best in North America, so Europe aswell (I think)
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