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• #153
Milk no sugar. and no creases in my jeans...
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• #154
Will do.
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• #155
Euph?
In-your-endo(scope).
I'll get my coat...
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• #156
The text to this photo said somethign about x rays coming from the centre of the cluster of galaxies, possibly from a black hole located there. A black hole at the centre of the galaxy! Ace!
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• #157
was a bit cloudy last night for the geminids
thought about getting up again at 2am but couldn't be arsed
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• #158
with the cataclysmic events on the sun solar flares etc is there any chance things like that are creating a heating of the earth rather than CO2 / methane ?
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• #159
The text to this photo said somethign about x rays coming from the centre of the cluster of galaxies, possibly from a black hole located there. A black hole at the centre of the galaxy! Ace!
Isn't there a ginormous black hole at the centre of every galaxy? The spiral ones, anyways?
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• #160
Isn't there a ginormous black hole at the centre of every galaxy? The spiral ones, anyways?
I don't know, is there? It just sounds so epic and poetic. Astronomy still has a certain romance to it for me.
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• #161
The events aren't cataclysmic though - they happen the whole time - they're not making the sun hotter than it is.
If there were an additional effect, however, it could always be measured & differentiated.
[Edit] I say this without any real degree of knowledge on the matter though.
Scoble?
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• #162
was a bit cloudy last night for the geminids
thought about getting up again at 2am but couldn't be arsed
anyone see anything ?I saw nada. I woke up a couple of times during the night and peeped out the window (around 2 and 4ish) and could see nowt. Clouds. What wankers.
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• #163
[Edit] I say this without any real degree of knowledge on the matter though.
What kind of matter? guffaw
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• #164
Saw a meteor over London the other night, quite spectacular, very brief.
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• #165
was a bit cloudy last night for the geminids
thought about getting up again at 2am but couldn't be arsed^this
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• #166
Tonight seems clear. I'm off Gemenids spotting.
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• #167
3 in about 20 minutes, which isn't bad for standing in the middle of Hackney Marshes with a bright Moon. One, at 9.39, was approximately magnitude -2.5 to -3 (brighter than Jupiter).
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• #168
how many more nights is this happening ? i know monday night was supposed to be the height
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• #169
Saw a meteor over London the other night, quite spectacular, very brief.
Saw a shooting star last night about 9.30pm
Bright pink it was and rapid! Quick flash over Pentonville prison frm my back window
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3 in about 20 minutes, which isn't bad for standing in the middle of Hackney Marshes with a bright Moon. One, at 9.39, was approximately magnitude -2.5 to -3 (brighter than Jupiter).
Same as the one I saw?
See above post
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• #172
Saw loads last night.
Had to wake the dude up to see them, she loved it.
Her new favourite word = Gemenids.
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• #173
Same as the one I saw?
Almost definitely. It was much brighter than the stars around it, so viewable through a window seemingly.
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• #174
Saw a shooting star last night about 9.30pm
Bright pink it was and rapid! Quick flash over Pentonville prison frm my back window
I didn't know anything about this whole meteor shower carry on, I was just looking out the window (wistfully with a cigarette holder and can of Kronenburg) and I saw what I thought was a firework flying across the sky for two or three seconds or so - but it didn't burst into firework stuff, it just fizzled out - and it was coming from above rather than following an arc describing a ground launch - so I put two and two together and thought . . . wow, a mother fucking meteor.
First proper one I have seen.
It was a yellowy/pinky affair, possibly gay.
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• #175
I am no expert, but I reckon they are 'space balls'.
Darling?