(meteorobs) Fireball for Western Australia

[John Karalekas]

Arlene

Just want to say that though I do not live in Greece
but Canada now, I have been to southern Greece and I
do know that the sky is dark and full of stars. I saw
my first metor shower (perseids) when I was there and
what a beautifull site. You are lucky to walk out of
your house and see the sky as it was ment to be seen.
Here in Canada even the darkest skies are not as clear
as what I saw during my stay in a place called Pylos
Greece.

John Karalekas

--- Arlene Carol <arlene.carol at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi John (is that a Greek name i see??)
> 
> I almost NEVER hear about Turkey with regard to
> meteors!
> My point was that, unless my memory's playing tricks
> on me,
> it seems that Australia gets a lot of these
> sightings. I'm an
> American (expat) and although I do hear of things
> occasionally falling on
> parts of the US, for some reason, it just seems that
> Australia gets more
> than the US does...I'm probably wrong but I'd like
> to see some stats before
> I go quietly to sit in the corner!
> 
> Here on the border between Greece and Turkey
> (northern Aegean)
> it seems that this time of year - every year -  the
> skies are
> particularly crystaline. I'm going outside now just
> to admire the milky way
> and the rest of the cast of gazillions!!
> 
> arlene
> 
> On 12/5/05, John Karalekas <john11a2002 at yahoo.ca>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Arlene
> >
> > As for the news every country hears news about
> > themselves more than other news. As for meteors,
> maybe
> > you have clearer skys? The weather at this time of
> > year is certainly friendlier that us northern
> folks.
> >
> >
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