Shooting meteor, anyone?!

[FeNglinG]

http://www.msnbc.com/news/832133.asp#BODY

 

[Bluestrike]

not mi......

 

[FeNglinG]

Originally posted by Bluestrike
not mi......

may i borrow ur camera then?? hehhehhee..

 

[stk]

Can we catch it in Singapore? Expected to be on which day at what time?

 

[FeNglinG]

Originally posted by stk
Can we catch it in Singapore? Expected to be on which day at what time?

my friend said it's on 17th 2 am.. that means we had missed the peak.. but maybe able to catch some still..

 

[FeNglinG]

"Nov. 15 — The 2002 Leonid meteor shower is shaping up as a remarkable show, building up to a climax early Tuesday. Though a nearly full moon will outshine fainter meteors, skywatchers should not be discouraged, experts say. A storm of shooting stars, along with possible bright fireballs, is in store during a display that won’t be repeated for at least three decades."

from: http://www.msnbc.com/news/829273.asp?0cb=-217119351

 

[FeNglinG]

the photos they took are sooo nice!!! in sg will nv have that type of sky conditions....

 

[FeNglinG]

can't see the real one but lucky someone invented camera

http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/astronomy/leonids_wow_011119.html

 

[FeNglinG]

"...Geminids are rich in slow, bright, graceful meteors and bright fireballs..."

from http://www.msnbc.com/news/844095.asp