Fun Things to click on, courtesy Camp tech – perseid meteor shower!

Next Wednesday, August 12, is a big day to look up at the sky. In the afternoon, parts of Canada will witness a partial solar eclipse. Atlantic Canada has the best view, with St. John’s seeing roughly 53 percent coverage. This page lets you type in your city and see exactly when it starts, peaks, and ends where you are. https://zwdgzgl.clicks.mlsend.com/ty/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjE5NTYwODIsXCJsXCI6MTk1MTY2OTA0NTkzMTU2MDM3LFwiclwiOjE5NTE2Njk1NTI4MTMxOTU4M30iLCJzIjoiZWIzMzYyMDZiOWVmMTM5NCJ9

Then, stay up Wednesday night, because the Perseid meteor shower will peak. There is a new moon this year, so nothing is washing out the show. Under dark skies you could see 50 to 75 meteors an hour (!!!), no telescope required.

Under dark skies you could see 50 to 75 meteors an hour (!!!), no telescope required.https://zwdgzgl.clicks.mlsend.com/ty/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjE5NTYwODIsXCJsXCI6MTk1MTY2OTA0NjAxNTQ0NjQ2LFwiclwiOjE5NTE2Njk1NTI4MTMxOTU4M30iLCJzIjoiOWMzYWM5YjBlZDkwMzQ0NyJ9