The Perseid is here! [message #13267] |
Thu, 13 August 2020 03:29  |
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Case
Messages: 752 Registered: May 2019 Location: Cincinnati
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It’s the last night of good Perseid meteor sightings tonight, so I thought I’d shout out to the other star gazers. I remember my mom waking us up for the early morning peak. Mostly cloudy in Cincy, but I hope others have better luck...
As Jack Horkheimer used to say, keep looking up!
My two caveats:
1) I'm wrong many times a day --just ask my wife!
2) Always seeking to learn more
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Re: The Perseid is here! [message #13269 is a reply to message #13267] |
Thu, 13 August 2020 04:40   |
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timeliz
Messages: 867 Registered: May 2013 Location: Northern California
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I only saw one last night but it was a good bright one...
came out from the north and sailed past Jupiter.
Haven't seen any yet tonight...
"Some days are diamonds, some days are stones..." -John Denver
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Re: The Perseid is here! [message #13270 is a reply to message #13269] |
Thu, 13 August 2020 07:54   |
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Barney Green
Messages: 1581 Registered: February 2014 Location: Wolfsburg, Germany
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Yes, also one for me when I walked the dog at 10:30PM...
It has been a 1234 night:
1 Perseid meteor
2 satellites
3 airplanes
4 other dogs
Only the dogs were grounded 
Other things I usually count and which were zero the night are bats, cats and hedgehogs.
Gruen, Gruen, Gruen ist alles was ich habe... Gruen, Gruen, Gruen is all I have...(German folklore song)
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Re: The Perseid is here! [message #13271 is a reply to message #13270] |
Thu, 13 August 2020 12:51   |
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I saw a couple streaks out of the eastern sky. The parade of planets are always good to see in summer. Jupiter in the south, right behind it is Saturn, further behind them in the east is Mars.
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Re: The Perseid is here! [message #13272 is a reply to message #13271] |
Thu, 13 August 2020 13:10  |
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Case
Messages: 752 Registered: May 2019 Location: Cincinnati
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Glad others saw them. Plenty of bats here this week, but too many clouds. I think we’ll schedule our vacation week on the island next year during the Perseids—ought to be truly stellar viewing there.
My two caveats:
1) I'm wrong many times a day --just ask my wife!
2) Always seeking to learn more
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