Has anyone gone out to see the meteor shower? The peak was last night for those in North America but it will last for a couple more days. This was the first time I went to a really dark location on a farm, and it was pretty amazing. I saw maybe 20 or 30 over the course of an hour, even though it was a few hours before the peak. I think I saw four or five that left glowing trails too.

This year's is especially nice since the moon isn't out so it'll be extra dark.. also I believe Asia is supposed to have to best location, so if you live there you should try and check it out.

meeple

Canada10211 Posts

November 17 2009 17:33 GMT

I'm planning on going out tommorow, we'll see if I get some decent pictures or not.

Duke

United States1106 Posts

November 17 2009 18:03 GMT

i hadn't heard of it, based on what meeple said it's still going on? ill look around tonight while walking the dog

QuanticHawk

United States32160 Posts

November 17 2009 18:05 GMT

I totally forgot about it last night, but from what facebook tells me it sucked in my area because too many lightst

meeple

Canada10211 Posts

November 17 2009 18:40 GMT

I'm told it will peak at about 3pm KST. Last night was supposed to be the strongest but I think it will peter out over the next day or so...

Carnivorous Sheep

Baa?21248 Posts

November 17 2009 18:53 GMT

I can see it in NYC...right?

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caldo149

United States469 Posts

November 17 2009 18:56 GMT

i heard that the peak will be tonight and I live in North America. i dunno what to believe now -__-

mOnion

United States5660 Posts

November 17 2009 19:29 GMT

we were out for like 2 hrs and saw 3

so cold...

Binky1842

United States2599 Posts

November 17 2009 20:20 GMT

was 15 degrees here last night. nope!
i don't want to bust out the winter clothes juuust yet.

Kyuukyuu

Canada6263 Posts

November 17 2009 21:18 GMT

#10

Rained here, too cloudy to see anything

GogoKodo

Canada1785 Posts

November 17 2009 21:26 GMT

#11

We went last night even though it wasn't peak time. Saw just a single meteor, it was quite bright and thick. It was kind of cloudy though so we gave up after not too long.

DreaM)XeRO

Korea (South)4667 Posts

November 17 2009 22:17 GMT

#12

it was shit. saw like 1 meteor

skronch

United States2717 Posts

November 18 2009 00:34 GMT

#13

On November 18 2009 03:53 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:
I can see it in NYC...right?

...

I went on my building's roof last night during the peak....couldn't see shit. It was pretty cloudy too though

PanoRaMa

United States5070 Posts

November 18 2009 00:59 GMT

#14

saw one gigantic one that lasted like 2 full seconds and was HUGE (in relation to the other standard ones at least). Even had some faint green in it too. It was beautiful.

Pressure

7326 Posts

November 18 2009 01:49 GMT

#15

woke up early to see this

i hate living in nyc
saw NOTHING

gchan

United States654 Posts

November 18 2009 04:54 GMT

#16

Wanted to see it, couldn't stay up. I'm getting too old. Plus, after seeing the flurry of meteors in 2001 Leonid's, nothing else could possibly compare.

BookTwo

1985 Posts

November 18 2009 07:25 GMT

#17

will it visit southern hemisphere?

Loanshark

China3094 Posts

November 18 2009 08:15 GMT

#18

I didn't see this, but someone who did told me they didn't see anything. My physics teacher said he saw 3, but that was it.

I'm in Beijing.

starfries

Canada3508 Posts

November 18 2009 08:24 GMT

#19

I guess it really depends on how much light is around, since apparently I saw a lot more than most people. Where I was, the Milky Way was really bright and even the faint constellations were visible. I think it also helped that my friend had a convertible he turned into an "astronomy vehicle" with heated seats so we could stay out for hours