Less shooting Stars??
I'm sad to say it's your eyes that a getting older, and polution might also
be some of the problem if you mean lightpolution
but where i live we can se quite a show every year with up to 100 or more
every hour
if there is no clouds (not polution), thats in november not august, in
august it's only from 5 - 40 every hour
that is excatly the same show as i can remember from my childhood
I don't think you need to go back 65 years in the states to find a
spectacular shooting star show, remember 2001 ?
"G=EMC^2 Glazier" skrev i en meddelelse
...
When I was a kid I would go atop Powder Horn hill in chelsea Ma. and lay
on my back ain august as wath a great show of shooting stars. That was
over 65 years ago. my thoughts are that either the air is more
poluted,or space dust is less dense in this spacetime??
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