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Broken cloud here in Bucks. Might have a chance of seeing something
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too cloudy in the south-east!
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Its quite cloudy in my area of glasgow (dunno about elsewhere in glasgow) but I saw a big one and about 4 or 5 smaller ones. Well worth the sore neck
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Yes I got a sore neck too!
I just read very clear skies in Glasgow, maybe they are heading your way?
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Went outside earlier to lock the chicken's coop and meteor hunting but it's way too cloudy
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Ive seen a few, saw a very bright one about half an hour ago.
I didn't realise that very bright star is Jupiter
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Yet again.........I can't see anything here in london
I can't even see the Moon........... ![]() Tho..........because of where i live the Moon travels behind a skyscraper..........it might be there ! It's really cool when it starts to peep out from the side and you can see it through the windows before it pops out....... |
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off back out again
will report back
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Too much light pollution and cloud here, alas
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Cloudy in Portsmouth tonight. Typical, it was nice and clear last night.
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They just said on BBC news you have a better chance of seeing it up north.
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Ive seen a few, saw a very bright one about half an hour ago.
I didn't realise that very bright star is Jupiter ![]() which bright one? is it the one quite low in the sky? (I'm a beginner don't judge) |
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Too much cloud here too... there's a thread about this in GD too if anyone's interested in locating the best places to look.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s...0#post34619660 (hope nobody minds me posting this, not trying to mod your thread GMAK, promise xxx) |
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Getting more cloudy here now.
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Saw an amazing one about half an hour ago. It was bright, literally glowing white with a long trail being it. It looked like something out of Armageddon, or was it Deep Impact? One of the asteroid disaster films anyway.
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I can see the sky, but no comet debris!
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saw 3 in around 15mins just outside glasgow
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Thanks for the reminder.
![]() Which direction should i be looking in? EDIT: Just opened my curtains and saw one! (And I'm in the cloudy South East...) |
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Thanks for the reminder.
![]() Which direction should i be looking in? EDIT: Just opened my curtains and saw one! (And I'm in the cloudy South East...) |
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Thanks for the reminder.
![]() Which direction should i be looking in? EDIT: Just opened my curtains and saw one! (And I'm in the cloudy South East...) Originally Posted by Carlos_dfc Ayone still struggling with directions (tvqueen?)... Now the Moon's up, due East is a tad to the right of it. That very bright 'star' - can't miss it, brightest thing in the sky, after the Moon - is Jupiter - that's roughly South-East at the moment. |
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Seen a few more now.
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It's totally cloudy here in the South West. No chance of seeing anything!
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I seen 3 but its really cloudy. I seen a massive bright solid orange light shaped like a ball moving quite fast over the sky, would this be one?
Because the other 2 I seen were similar to shooting stars. Maybe I seen a UFO!? |
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Saw something sparkle in the sky which caught my eye. And a quick shooting one for a split second. *North East UK*
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