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From: Working in Belfast and living in Bangor, N'orn I'ron
I was out last night and saw a few, couldn't really conscentrate (sorry about sp but my brain is fried) as I had the kids and dogs with me so I wll take another look skyward tonight
windyboy
windyboy
You need to be looking SW
They track from NE to SW, but move very fast.
they cover a 180 degree arc, so can be anywhere overhead
Just sit in a reclining chair facing SW, and they will come over the top of
you and light up the sky
If you try to spot them from there start point, you,ll miss them
Mart
They track from NE to SW, but move very fast.
they cover a 180 degree arc, so can be anywhere overhead
Just sit in a reclining chair facing SW, and they will come over the top of
you and light up the sky
If you try to spot them from there start point, you,ll miss them
Mart
distance in a second or do, so if you are looking NE, chances are you will miss them.
Only saw one last night
and its very cloudy now. (looks like its like it for the rest of the week
)I'll keep looking up to the 23rd, and then its next year,
or the Leonids later on in the year
Mart
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