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Perseids from Dublin region
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17 years 4 months ago #49911
by lunartic_old
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Hey all
Seeing as the night is looking good, keep the fingers crossed :roll: , I was thinking of heading to Johnnie Fox's in Glencullen, SDAS often go there for observing sessions. There's a small carpark next to the community centre, next to the graveyard, hope that doesn't put people off :lol: . If anyone else is interested I'm heading up around 11.00. Hope to see you there.
Seeing as the night is looking good, keep the fingers crossed :roll: , I was thinking of heading to Johnnie Fox's in Glencullen, SDAS often go there for observing sessions. There's a small carpark next to the community centre, next to the graveyard, hope that doesn't put people off :lol: . If anyone else is interested I'm heading up around 11.00. Hope to see you there.
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better programs, and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning.
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17 years 4 months ago #49915
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Didn't hear from Carl so off to Glencullen!
I'm just back from there. The clouds started to roll in just before 1am so we called it a night. There were a few bright meteors, nothing that I'd describe as a fireball. The count also seemed fairly low, perhaps 20-30 per hour.
Albert White MSc FRAS
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There's a small carpark next to the community centre, next to the graveyard, hope that doesn't put people off :lol: .
Didn't hear from Carl so off to Glencullen!
I'm just back from there. The clouds started to roll in just before 1am so we called it a night. There were a few bright meteors, nothing that I'd describe as a fireball. The count also seemed fairly low, perhaps 20-30 per hour.
Albert White MSc FRAS
Chairperson, International Dark Sky Association - Irish Section
www.darksky.ie/
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