Sedalia Dave Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 For areas with clear skies the Aurora Borealis was visible as far south as Mississippi, Texas, and California. Excellent possibility of a repeat tonight.
Cypress Sun Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 The remnants of the Perseid meteor shower happening at the same time. That would be awe inspiring!
Pat Riot Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 I am planning to be outside tonight. Also there’s this: https://www.nasa.gov/centers-and-facilities/marshall/nasa-global-astronomers-await-rare-nova-explosion/ Triple the fun!
Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 The meteors are best in the wee hours.
Forty Rod SASS 3935 Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 We saw Northern Lights and Perseid Meteor showers three nights running in 1982. Had a fraternity reunion and finished it up in Sun Valley, ID. Never saw either one again, so some neighbors and I will be out there looking....unless the Arizona Monsoons block everything out (like they did last night. Two hours of rain, wind, thunder, lightning, demons, flying cows, a tin man and a lion, withes, and a bunch more. Scared my poor little dog into a fit.)
Chickasaw Bill SASS #70001 Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 ya forgot the flyin' monkeys
Cypress Sun Posted August 12, 2024 Posted August 12, 2024 2 hours ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said: We saw Northern Lights and Perseid Meteor showers three nights running in 1982. Had a fraternity reunion and finished it up in Sun Valley, ID. Never saw either one again, so some neighbors and I will be out there looking....unless the Arizona Monsoons block everything out (like they did last night. Two hours of rain, wind, thunder, lightning, demons, flying cows, a tin man and a lion, withes, and a bunch more. Scared my poor little dog into a fit.) At least the rain should keep the witches away.
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