Posted on Nov 2, 2024
November's sky lights up with three meteor showers and the last supermoon of 2024
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The darkest nights of the year are quickly approaching the Northern Hemisphere, and with them–more chances for skygazing. The sun has also entered its solar maximum and this is the time of year to keep an eye out for the Northern Lights. Some areas could see more auroras like we did in October. You can check out NOAA’s aurora dashboard for more up to date space weather forecasts. There is a chance to see three meteor showers this month alone and our closest planetary neighbor Venus will be particularly radiant this month. Here’s what to look out for this November.
November's sky lights up with three meteor showers and the last supermoon of 2024
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I'll have to head up to Mauna Kea to watch. That is if I can get past the snow right now.
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As part of the county planning commission. I made sure we changed the laws so all lights must be shielded and pointing down.
To eliminate light pollution. As it was encroaching into the county rural areas
We go outside and just lay down in the front yard and watch the meteor showers
To eliminate light pollution. As it was encroaching into the county rural areas
We go outside and just lay down in the front yard and watch the meteor showers
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