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Tomorrow and wednesday night the annual Perseid meteor shower will occur as the earth passes thru the tail of debris of the comet Swift-Tuttle and so look up at the night sky to check it out .
Well so far I haven't been able to see them. But Tuesday night it was raining, and last night the sky was clear of clouds but certainly not clear of immense humidity. Couple that with lots of city lights and the fact that I can't stay up very late on a weeknight, and I'm not really surprised I could barely even see any stars, let alone a meteor shower. Oh well, maybe next time!
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