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Topic: falling stars
hef
Posts: 1137
Location: Queensland
saw one tonight, only ever seen 1 before, f***en cool~

ps. i made a wish :D

/superstitious
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teq
Posts: 1323
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
so, whens the next qgl?
dice
Posts: 431
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
new breed of nerd - not only does he stay in doors all day, but also all night

shooting stars are so boring ... unless they crash through your roof and cause a lot of damage, then they're annoying but kind of cool as well
GumbyNoTalent
Posts: 5036
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Me neither! Wow that would be cool, I've only ever seen debris burning up in the atmosphere.

If you want to see more,

GO WEST
to the open space
GO WEST
away from the city lights

See Pet Shop Boys where into amateur astronomy...
HERMITech
Posts: 1188
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
See Pet Shop Boys where into amateur astronomy...

Really?
I thought that they were just into "Ass"otomy
WetWired
Posts: 378
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I've been seeing a lot of falling stars lately now that you mention it, at least 2 in the past 3 months, which is pretty good considering I'm hardly ever outside.
Superform
Posts: 1750
Location: Cairns, Queensland
ummm u should see about at least a few per hour...

i remember a cpl of years ago watching the meteor shower... had 100-200 / hour...

was pretty cool...
maxe
Posts: 8307
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Never seen one, also
so, whens the next qgl?
heh
Reverend Evil
Posts: 8504
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket
Never let it fade away
Catch a falling star and put it in your pocket
Save it for a rainy day

stick
Posts: 2523
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Me neither! Wow that would be cool, I've only ever seen debris burning up in the atmosphere.


"Falling" or "shooting" stars are actually bits of dust burning up while entering Earth's atmosphere;)
BoBa
Posts: 1469
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
ummm u should see about at least a few per hour...

i remember a cpl of years ago watching the meteor shower... had 100-200 / hour...

was pretty cool...


Yeah I saw a meteor shower in Cairns when I was up there, was rad.
Irhabi
Posts: 1086
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
yeah i never seen a falling star

last edited by Irhabi at 12:56:10 29/Jun/04
GumbyNoTalent
Posts: 5043
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
"Falling" or "shooting" stars are actually bits of dust burning up while entering Earth's atmosphere;)
Not always, they can be big f***ing chunks of metal call Skylab as well!
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 129
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I've seen dozens. Really theres heaps of em.
Obes
Posts: 1409
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
If you have never seen one you have never slept under the stars out in the scrub.

Which is just completely Un-Australian
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 131
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
here here
YoungNastyMan
Posts: 151
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
hear hear
WetWired
Posts: 380
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
WITH POWERS COMPARABLE TO WONDER BOY
Paveway-3
Posts: 1202
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I've seen dozens. Really theres heaps of em.


yeah same
rubba-chikin
Posts: 4051
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
you are probably seeing satellites
fpot
Posts: 9350
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
you are probably seeing satellites
Why would you say that? 'Shooting stars' are just as common if not more so than satellites.

last edited by fpot at 16:56:41 29/Jun/04
Khel
Posts: 7875
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Also, if a satellite is moving accross the sky that fast, then something is very wrong.
Paveway-3
Posts: 1203
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
satellites move very slow, but look like a star, some of them change colour too
spidz
Posts: 5346
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I shot Kerri Anne Kennerley, so I got 2 for the price of one. I was shooting a falling star!
Paveway-3
Posts: 1206
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
/me holds up the laugh cue card
rubba-chikin
Posts: 4052
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
you are probably seeing satellites
Why would you say that? 'Shooting stars' are just as common if not more so than satellites.



Cause if people say they have been seeing a lot lately in civilization its most prolly a sat, they are easier to see and id say more common.

Im not saying shooting stars don't exist, I have seen a few in my time, but not buttloads at a time unless its some magical meteor shower, ive seen far more sats floating around up there tho.
d[o_0]b
Posts: 80
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Also, if a satellite is moving accross the sky that fast, then something is very wrong.



exactly - how can you even draw similarities between them? sat's dont cain across the sky with big tales. thats just dumb
PickAndChew
Posts: 363
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
maybe it came from uranus
fpot
Posts: 9355
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
maybe it came from uranus
s***, we've run out of laugh cue cards.

And yeh, you'd have to blind or retarded (severely) to mistake a satellite for a shooting star.
existence`
Posts: 4136
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
also technically a satellite is anything in our orbit / visible from earth

so they're all satellites ;D
stick
Posts: 2526
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Firstly,
maybe it came from uranus
made me LOL. Secondly,
so they're all satellites ;D

No, as I said,
"Falling" or "shooting" stars are actually bits of dust burning up while entering Earth's atmosphere;)

They are not orbitting:p

And thirdly,
also technically a satellite is anything in our orbit / visible from earth

What!? All stars aren't satellites are they?
spidz
Posts: 5352
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
also technically a satellite is anything in our orbit
so they're all satellites ;D
can someone point me to a star that its in the earth's orbit please?

I seem to have missed it.....
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 132
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
er I seen heaps of shooting stars, and Im sure ive seen quite a few sats moving actually quite quick across the sky?
Y/N?
I thought that when they werent shooting stars, they had to be sats.
hehe prob spotted a UFO or 3 and didnt know it
spidz
Posts: 5353
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
sattelites don't shoot accross the sky, they slowly orbit the earth.
rolo_tomasi
Posts: 134
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
*cue spooky music*
sikgem
Posts: 267
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I saw that Leonid meteor shower a couple of years ago. Was good but the arseclowns who live around me believe they're part of some giant landing strip so as a result they have almost every light in the entire house switched on at all hours.
GumbyNoTalent
Posts: 5046
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I remember driving to Darwin in the 80's and we where in the middle of nowhere between 3 Ways and Katherine when we saw a metorite shower, probably 10-20 "shooting stars" a minute for about 10-15 minutes. Was way cool.
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