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- Monday, Nov 16, 2009 @ 16:58:13 PM
- Written by Glenn Steinbaum
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Hike up a mountain and watch the Leonid meteor shower tonight
The Leonid Meteor Shower will be visible tonight in North America and Asia. Sitting here in Los Angeles, I'm envious of all you ski towners who will undoubtedly have a better look at it since you won't have 50 million city lights and a thick cloud of smog to fight through.
Since tonight is a new moon, everyone is hoping for a good show. The best viewing will be between 1AM and dawn, so set your alarm (or just stay up late), hike up a mountain, and enjoy the meteors!
photo courtesy of msn.com
