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Not mentioned: shooting stars! When I lived in Taos, NM I saw hundreds a year. Since moving to the bay 5 years ago, I've seen 1 or maybe 2.
by gkop 10y ago
Not mentioned: shooting stars! When I lived in Taos, NM I saw hundreds a year. Since moving to the bay 5 years ago, I've seen 1 or maybe 2.
- darpa_escapee 10y agoI grew up in the NYC metro area. I thought shooting stars existed only in fairy tales like wizards and dragons.
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- InclinedPlane 10y agoYup, on a clear, dark night you should be able to see a few if you spend any length of time looking up at the sky.
- vvanders 10y agoAlso ISS, We caught it last night and it was incredibly bright since it was just after sunset.
- JonathonW 10y agoA good ISS pass should be visible virtually anywhere-- at its brightest (when it's passing almost directly overhead), it'll be either the second or third brightest object visible in the sky (behind the moon and occasionally Venus).
- maxxxxx 10y agoYes, you can see it even in LA. It's pretty noticeable since it moves quite fast (takes around 3-5 minutes from horizon to horizon)