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anomaly100Aug 14, 2010Submitter
I wish I could have seen this but I live in the city.
dorinspoallerAug 15, 2010
Who, in Gods name, in todays world, reads an 8 page article???
emrediAug 15, 2010
You're like 3 days too late.
bracomadarAug 15, 2010
Actually, they're still happening, it's just a few days ago was the best time to see them. I spent this morning out on the deck watching a few.
anomaly100Aug 15, 2010Submitter
I wish I could have seen it but it's not possible in NYC. I subbed this because of the "past" in the article. I enjoyed reading about them as I'm not as knowledgeable in this area as I'd like to be. Thanks for the link. I'm on my way;-)Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
Closed AccountAug 15, 2010
Pfthhhh!
myztryAug 15, 2010
Watching armageddon in the form of a meteor storm would be a spectacular sight. I hope I never see it.
flashtoneAug 15, 2010
anyone else getting burnt out on these next next next next picture articles?
great pictures non the less.
dibbkdAug 15, 2010
These actually loaded quite nice and quickly, click or scroll, who cares.
(unless it's slow blogspam, which this wasn't)
y0tsuyaAug 15, 2010
I live in the SF Bay Area and was able to catch the Perseid meteor shower Friday morning about 2am. My wife and I unfolded some chairs onto the sidewalk in front of our house and looked up. I was lucky because the sky was clear and many stars are visible. Was only able to see about 5-6 in 1/2 hour before the fog rolled in. But it was worth it.
ssomu007Aug 15, 2010
Wonderful photo. like wave in sea.
jander86Aug 16, 2010
That thumbnail looks like a creepy Nightmare Before Christmas sheep.
dennisdeetlebonAug 16, 2010
I was way up in northern Maine for this, bordering on Canada, without a trace of electric light around. It was absolutely incredible.