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Comet ISON last chance to see?

Hoof_Hearted · 2014-01-12 12:31:13

I just read on EarthSky that there's a (very slim) chance of a meteor shower as we pass through ISON's orbit in the next few days, also a chance of Noctilucent Clouds - wonderfully detailed on Nightskyhunter.com (I'd never heard of them). Fingers crossed the clouds play ball and good luck watching.

12-01-2014 12:31pm

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Hoof_Hearted

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I just read on EarthSky that there's a (very slim) chance of a meteor shower as we pass through ISON's orbit in the next few days, also a chance of Noctilucent Clouds - wonderfully detailed on Nightskyhunter.com (I'd never heard of them). Fingers crossed the clouds play ball and good luck watching.

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#2 20-01-2014 8:24pm

Seanie M

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That's an odd one, NLCs in January, never heard of that before. I wonder if that source is location (latitude) dependent i.e. meant for southern hemisphere observers?

Seanie.

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