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13. Thank you Judi Lynn

Thu Mar 27, 2025, 10:21 AM

Mar 27

I live on the NE coast of Florida. Last night around 9:00 as I was putting out the trash for pick-up this morning, I notice how vibrant and bright the sky was. I was in awe at what I could see, the Big Dipper among all the bright stars that I have no idea what they are. But as I stood in my driveway facing west in awe, my neighbors walk by on their evening walk and said Hi to me. Surprised me because I was so entranced with the view I had of the sky and the many stars I never saw them coming.

Anyway, I hope tonight will be just as vivid and I get to see this once in a lifetime event.

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Blaze Star: How To Prepare For The Biggest Sky Event For 79 Years [View all] Judi Lynn Mar 27 OP

Very cool. Thanks underpants Mar 27 #1

If it's gonna be that bright, will we need directions to find it? 3Hotdogs Mar 27 #5

Great, I read that whole post only to find out it had nothing to do with Tempest Storm. Buddyzbuddy Mar 27 #2

Blaze Star..... When I was a 'ute in the 50's, promo photos of Blaze caused me to spend too many 3Hotdogs Mar 27 #4

Wilbur Mills is flailing in the Tidal Basin in the sky. rubbersole Mar 27 #6

it's cloudy for the next few days here in Austin. :( nt Javaman Mar 27 #3

Clouds create that "boiled" effect for really hot weather! Judi Lynn Mar 27 #8

There is a 1989 movie about the stripper Blaze Starr. John1956PA Mar 27 #7

Wish I had a telescope to see this. AllyCat Mar 27 #9

Here is an automobile analogy. John1956PA Mar 27 #10

Thanks, Judi Lynn Alice Kramden Mar 27 #11

From Neil deGrasse Tyson last summer BumRushDaShow Mar 27 #12

Thank you Judi Lynn Fla Dem Mar 27 #13

I bookmarked this to read and was sad I missed the date Shambala Friday #14