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Fresh Air Friday
Author: wickedpam
Date: 2025-07-18 12:00:00
Cast your eye's upwards fellow Four Freedomers, the Perseid Meteor Shower started last night!
Here are a couple of links for tips on how to watch -
The Perseid Meteor Shower is Here!
Where and How to Watch Tips
Enjoy the weekend, be safe and keep cool.
Mala
Here are a couple of links for tips on how to watch -
The Perseid Meteor Shower is Here!
Where and How to Watch Tips
Enjoy the weekend, be safe and keep cool.
Mala
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Comment by Will_in_Ca on 07/18/2025 13:52:49
Good morning, bloggers!!!!
I will try to keep an eye out but we are expecting some storms here in Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana.
I will try to keep an eye out but we are expecting some storms here in Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana.
Comment by 
TriSec on 07/18/2025 15:17:14
TriSec on 07/18/2025 15:17:14
Hi all.
I was particularly blessed long ago to be in the backcountry of Nova Scotia at this time. We saw this:
I was particularly blessed long ago to be in the backcountry of Nova Scotia at this time. We saw this:
The 1991 Perseid meteor shower was notable for an outburst of activity, particularly around August 12th, which was linked to the return of Comet Swift-Tuttle. While the shower's peak activity is typically around August 12-13, the 1991 shower saw a higher than usual rate of meteors, with some observations suggesting rates exceeding 300 meteors per hour according to Harvard University.
Raine
Comment by 
BobR on 07/18/2025 16:15:27
BobR on 07/18/2025 16:15:27
As usual, the mid-Atlantic is cloudy when there's a rare cosmic event
Comment by 
wickedpam on 07/18/2025 19:51:20
It lasts into August so there's still time
wickedpam on 07/18/2025 19:51:20
Quote by BobR:
As usual, the mid-Atlantic is cloudy when there's a rare cosmic event
It lasts into August so there's still time