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How to see a shooting star
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 "Utterly and stellarly awesome."
How I did it: 3 am. there was supposed to be a meteor shower, so my friends and I set an alarm to wake up in the middle of the night, pack a bunch of coats and blankets, and drive out of the city, across the river, and into the country so we could see the stars. we set up our blankets in the middle of some random farmer's field and watched the magical meteor shower. Lessons & tips: Go far out of the city, where there aren't so many lights- they make it hard to see the stars. June and July have the most shooting stars. Search online for upcoming meteor showers.
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julie casady lost in the 80s
How I did it: I was sat in a bench with two friends watching the sky and the sea right in front of us. Suddenly it started falling in the exact place I was looking at. It was a cloudless night, the sky was full of beautiful shiny stars. It was wonderful. As soon as I saw it, it was gone. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Most nights I stay inside (and warm) but as it gets to be summer I find myself staying out later and later. I didn't have to spend a lot of time trying to see a shooting star, it happened without me needing to. More than anything, just be okay with everything. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I first saw a shooting star when I was 15 and we were house-sitting for friends in Vermont. My mom and I would go out on the deck every night and just watch the sky for hours. We saw shooting stars and satellites, as well as lots and lots of beautiful stars. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Looked up in the sky and waited...And finally caught one! In Vancouver, Canada.Pity it was over too quickly.. I wish I can see more..It seems so unreal when you think about it, and yet it almost feels magical when you first see it.. Read how I did it…
caffdolphgrl is a Self-Knowing Traveling Believer
How I did it: One summer I spent a lot of evenings in the mountains hiking and barbequing with friens. We would sit and watch the stars and talk for awhile before we left and hope we saw shooting stars. That summer I saw shooting stars several times. It was pretty cool. Read how I did it…
Nara_Bean trying to will her self to continue her studies
i’ve wanted to do this ever since i heard the Pinocchio theme song you know ‘if you wish upon a star, it dont matter where you are’ ect you know when the blue fairy appears and brings Pinocchio to life after Gepeto wishes that he had a son or something
travelyogatrance is sweating profusely in the summer heat & humidity
Seeing the shooting stars of August is an annual tradition now, one that I look forward to every year. I consider myself lucky that we are up north during the Perseids meteor showers, because we can lay on the beach by the lake and see a huge dome of sparkling sky. Light pollution is not a problem there (unlike in the cities) – just dont sit to close to the bonfire or have a flashflight nearby. We like it dark, so its easier to see the stars.
Last year was the highest concentration of shooting stars that I can remember. Every single one is exciting, but those that streak across the sky – thus lasting a bit longer – are the best. Seeing shooting stars never gets old~
I was lying outside and talking with one of my friends when i saw one.
It was really unexpected which I think made seeing it even better. :]
I went to the drive in movies with my boyfriend alone for the first time, and we were both just gazing up at the sky waiting for the movie to start when i saw my first shooting star. It was absolutely magical. =) <33
I was camping one day and I decided to lay under the stars one night and I saw them! They were so beautiful!
I’ve always wanted to see one for years. When I hear people talk about shooting stars they describe it as magical and exhilarating. As much as I want to see a shooting star I also want to wish on one.
gerfrabobmikray is about to eat turkey :)
...to see a shooting star. But wait, I need a shooting star to make a wish, so this wish will never come true!
Almost everyone I know has seen a shooting star at least once, if not more, so why can’t I? I’m patient (usually) and I like starring at the sky, so why do these stars never show up? I have actually, possibley, maybe seen the tail of one. Someone was like “There’s a shooting star” so I looked and my eyes might have been playing a trick on me, but maybe, just maybe I saw a little of it. But I don’t think that counts.
nhinerXD is lazy.
I must be the only person ever to have never seen a shooting star. The other day we were at a halloween party, everyone was just outside hanging out and Babe was like “look, there’s a shooting star.” I totally missed it. Then 5 minutes late, he saw another. I suck. We are definitely going to the next meteor shower. Well, maybe the next next one. I heard the one in November sucks.
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