So sometime between now and September, the nighttime sky where I live will be cloudy for five days straight. Got it.
Lucky. At leats you have a chance. Here sun hardly sets during that time. It’s blue skies most of that time.
Sometime between now and September, if you look to the left-hand side of the Northern Crown, what will look like a new star will shine for five days or so.
Pretty cool if you own a telescope and are into astronomy, but not exactly solar flare levels of hype here. Don’t wake up your SO and drag them out onto the lawn at 2am to show them this Nova.
Alternately do, and witness a cosmic event together.
Idk you do you
went outside for 15 minutes. no lights. eh. I just try to wrap my head around the scale of space. should invest in some automatic scope. they have ones you set on the roof and observe from the desktop. few thousand $$ installed
My entry point was 10x50 binoculars. There’s a lot of faint fuzzy white blobs out there to see with them.
Not visible from my part of the Southern hemisphere. :( The Northern hemisphere gets all the cool astronomical events.
I mean you’ve got the Magellanic clouds, that makes up for a lot
So when do I get to see them explode? 😕
Kids these days, just want things handed to them. What have you done to help make them explode?? Smdh
Anton Petrov’s explanation of this situation
“Predictions in astronomy come in two flavors. One is super precise—like the eclipse is going to pass over the city of Houston at exactly 11:35 pm.”
I presume he means a total lunar eclipse, but I didn’t know that one can pass over a city. I think he meant an instead of pm?
Its 2024, its gonna edge for a long time before popping.
