Biggest Meteor shower in 33 years or something like that

[jbissette]

Below is a link for more information and the peak times for your time zones.

The peak corresponds to 4 a.m. CST, 3 a.m. MST and 2 a.m. PST.

<a target="_blank" href=http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/astronomy/leonid_watching_011106-1.html>http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/astronomy/leonid_watching_011106-1.html</a>

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[tRustyK5]

&gt;&gt;"It's now or never," said Robert Naeye, editor of Mercury, the magazine of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. "People should take advantage of this year's Leonid storm, because astronomers don't think we'll see another storm like this one until the year 2099. We will probably never see a better meteor shower in our lifetimes."&lt;&lt;

I'm on the West coast...it should be a good show!

Rene

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[ZZ4x4]

Well, so much for us in Texas. Just clouds. Maybe next time in 33 more years. Jt

 

[Stickseler]

We actually got up and drove out of the city too see it. At first there was a ton of fog on the road but then it opend up. We got to see it for about an hour before it got foggy around 5:30 it was a prety cool show.
And the best part was WE got to wake the kids up on a Sunday morning.

I'm not late im on Central Standard Time

 

[jbissette]

It was too cloudy so my family and I were not able to see it.

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[89GMCSuburban]

It was raining here in San Antonio. I WAS going to go out of the city with my g/f to check it out, but we just went mudding instead.

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[Triaged]

Me and a few other friends drove up to the local Mtn's to see them...
It was a good show. We broght sleeping bags and just crawled in and watched um.

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[RedDwarf]

It was sweet. I watched it through the sliding glass window in my living room. Living on a lake rules!

 

[84_Chevy_K10]

I had to work today, so I decided not to stay up all night.

Tim
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[xplosuv]

Was a great show at Lake Amador. saw alot around 4:30am

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[speedy]

I'm so mad. I was out last night and didn't see ANY! Everyone else I was with saw a lot, but I didn't see one. I was upset. I like watching falling stars.

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[HarryH3]

The sky over Colorado Springs was crystal clear. I must have seen over 1,000 meteors between 2:30 and 5:00 this morning. It was an awesome display!

Most were short-lived, but a few were spectacular, leaving lots of glowing debris in their wake. One even burst into several pieces part way down. Definitely worth staying up for!

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