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  1. wiseowl

    wiseowl Admin 24/7 Staff Member

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    Hi everyone from my local radio station to day,its a clear sky here:)

    Star-gazers are being urged to stay up late and enjoy one of the best displays of the Geminid meteor showers for some years on the night of 14 December 2010.


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    wiseowl, Dec 14, 2010
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  2. Phil A

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    Clear Here too woo ( Always wanted to say that :hehe:)

    Will be out with my metal bucket later :gnthb:
     
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    Lovely clear sky last night so I went out for 15 mins just after midnight but standing in 3 inches of snow with the temperature just below zero was too much and I gave up.

    I'll be emailing the British Astronomical Society to suggest that next year they arrange to put on the shower earlier in the evening and on a warm night.:D
     
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    :D I'm just after a time lapse video.

    Just got back inside from a bonfire. Total cloud cover:dh:

    Hope the rest of you guys are getting a better show than here :cry:

    Just poured a glass of my other astronomical hobby, moonshine :flwsml:
     
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    I can just about make out a few stars, theres too much light pollution here and my flipping outdoor xmas lights are party responsible :o
     
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    Clear here in Northampton , is there a better time to look out ..?

    Dave
     
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    Now till dawn Davy, good luck
     
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    Just been out will keep looking, missis says I must be mad .????

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    Just had another look, still total mist, no good down here. Mrs doesn't appreciate the full majesty of the cosmos then ?

    Get her some binoculars & show her the Gallilean Moons of jupiter, 3 visible at the moment.:thumb:
     
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