Perseid Meteor shower.

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I'm just about to cock a snook, how's the cloud?
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Didnt see a single one & neighbours security light kept activating & shining right through the window & lit up the room, ...60+ feet away. stayed up past 2am.
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Had a look out about midnight but was pretty cloudy so went to bed.
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Its that time of the year again to look up, preferably after midnight if your sky is clear, looking good here on the South coast. :xx:
Nice temperature for comfortable viewing and the moon will set early.
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SWMBO and I saw about 10 each last night from 00:30 to 01:00 and about 4 were very bright.
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nowty wrote: Mon Aug 12, 2024 8:59 pm SWMBO and I saw about 10 each last night from 00:30 to 01:00 and about 4 were very bright.
Nice one, I did see a couple but couldn't stay out that late, as I am quite busy building a big shed for the next door neighbours, which may well have PV installed on it soon ish :whistle: . Tonight is theoretically the Perseid peak, so if you have a clear sky again it may be worth another peek.

I took about fifty images but haven't had time to download them yet, will do a load more tonight so :xx:

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