Originally posted by: Kiyup
Originally posted by: JC
Originally posted by: Kiyup
It's clear, but the moon is full this year. So you don't need to stress about dark skies as much as last year.
?????
So, you think that the full moon will make it easier to see the meteors??
Sorry, I forgot how many simple minds are on these forums.
Last year:
You had no moon. If you could get to really dark skies it's worth it since there's nothing to wash the fainter meteors out.
This year:
There's a full moon which equates to suburbian skies from a large city. Since rural areas will not benefit much more than a suburban area there is no need to travel hours if you live in a suburban area, since the benefit is markedly less than last year.
. Although Moon light will lower the sky limiting magnitude everywhere, it will do so more in downtown where there is much more dust in the air. The full Moon will cause a much brighter sky downtown than it will do high in the mountains
Originally posted by: silverpig
DAMN!!! SO MANY WATER DROPLET SIZED METEORITES HERE!!!
and they even feel like water too...
Originally posted by: andylawcc
Originally posted by: Kiyup
Originally posted by: JC
Originally posted by: Kiyup
It's clear, but the moon is full this year. So you don't need to stress about dark skies as much as last year.
?????
So, you think that the full moon will make it easier to see the meteors??
Sorry, I forgot how many simple minds are on these forums.
Last year:
You had no moon. If you could get to really dark skies it's worth it since there's nothing to wash the fainter meteors out.
This year:
There's a full moon which equates to suburbian skies from a large city. Since rural areas will not benefit much more than a suburban area there is no need to travel hours if you live in a suburban area, since the benefit is markedly less than last year.
hey, no name-calling here...
anyways, I see your point here, but from stndn's link it still worth the trip to mountaintop for a better view.
. Although Moon light will lower the sky limiting magnitude everywhere, it will do so more in downtown where there is much more dust in the air. The full Moon will cause a much brighter sky downtown than it will do high in the mountains
Originally posted by: stndn
if you should wonder, i got the link from here
(does not frequent ot that much ... oh well, maybe i shouldn't)
Originally posted by: Jellomancer
Where are the freakin' meteors?
thanks, I edited it already.Originally posted by: zeruty
andylawcc it looks like the link in your sig has been archived