I'm very excited!
I hope the weather will behave, no rain please!
This year will be one of the stronger shower of Leonids meteors and it happens to be on a new moon, making it easier to get spotted. As prediction by Bill Cooke of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office, there will be "20 to 30 meteors per hour over the Americas, and as many as 200 to 300 per hour over Asia!". I'm so thrilled to know that! By the way, not every year you can experience such a big meteor shower, if you miss this year, you have to wait to see it again in 2031!
Later I'm going to stare into the dark sky for hours. I'm going to train my eye muscles now!
Alright, I will blog about this again if I have some pictures of this event, which I'm not sure if I will be able to snap any pictures of those shooting stars!
It's almost impossible for my camera, but well...I shall try!
p/s: I heard thunder! Noooo!!!
Listen rain, you better stop pouring by 8 p.m!!!
4 comments:
so nice to read your update again. you haven't been updating and it always makes me wonder what's happening on your side. have fun tonight. hope you get to see it.
I think I didn't see any! T___T
Must be tired whole night, right :)
nvm.... hopefully there will be some other stars falling in the future.
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