Live NASA IR cam for the night

UFO watchers may be interested in this live cam for the Geminids meteor shower:

www.ustream.tv...

I certainly am. Not often you get a HQ live IR web-cam

UFO's not guaranteed though*, sorry!

Ready to stay up all night? On Monday, Dec. 13 from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. EST, meteor experts Bill Cooke, Danielle Moser and Rhiannon Blaauw from NASA's Marshall Center will answer your questions via live Web chat as the Geminids peak in the skies

* But don't dismiss the growing number of IR UFO videos

reply to post by markymint



Ok thanks but not everyone has the time to sit and watch this for hours and get screen eye

Its not Alien/Ufo related either

There are NEVER any IR cams online and live.

And IR cams = the ability to see UFO's much more clearly than usual, if they show up.

I agree I can't watch that screen much either, but with recent sightings of those glowing fast moving balls in IR videos, the link I've provided is your best bet for a live look-out for them, if like me you've got complete cloud cover.

So I looked around and couldnt really find another thread on the meteor shower....
I sat outside for a cig and only saw two meteors
is there supposed to be a peak in activity at a certain time???...
does that fact I live in austin tx mean I prolly wont see much anyways??

I could prolly google but meh why bother

Originally posted by markymint
UFO watchers may be interested in this live cam for the Geminids meteor shower:

Thanks Just saw one meteor as I turned it on and one faint triangle go by... to bad I can't record

I'm going to attempt to set up a IR camera in a couple of hours.
No live streaming, logistics too much of a PIA right now.
I'll let you know how I make out.

reply to post by zorgon


Yeah, I saw that slower moving object also. It was not a meteor or satellite, maybe an owl?

Or . . .Something else.

reply to post by spacedoubt


Good question!!!

no one knows the answers to my above post

please dont make me have to sift bad religious websites and overall the same info when I put this in to google

reply to post by zorgon


I used to launch those triangles.
I swear. I really did. I may tell you via U2U someday

reply to post by spacedoubt


booooo youuuuuuuuu

You might have I would love to know the type of triangles you sent up!!

although I have from good sources that alot of these "triangles" are a form of cloaking/shielding
better have a ambiguous triangle then what its really hiding looks like...
ill give you a hint
doesnt look like a saucer

reply to post by antibren


I believe that I read that they will peak at up to 100 per hour and after midnight in dark skies.

Here is a link that states 2 per minute . . .

In clear, dark conditions up to two of the Geminid meteors per minute may be visible, although some will be faint.

Source: BBC
Galloway Forest Dark Sky Park on Geminid meteor watch

well, that there is some exciting watching....I did happen to see three meteors on only about 2 minutes of watching. That noise is atrocious though....

Originally posted by nonnez
reply to post by antibren

 

I believe that I read that they will peak at up to 100 per hour and after midnight in dark skies.

I can't remember where I saw that figure however.

thanks buddy
I got my answer tho

This shower is one of the year's most reliable. This year, skywatchers can expect to see dozens of meteors per hour, rising to more than 100 meteors per hour at the shower’s predicted peak at 5 a.m. CST.

I just wonder how much I will actually see in this semi big kinda small city

Here is a Gem of a snap I took a few years ago.
I post it just about every year here. But here you go.

Originally posted by zorgon

Originally posted by markymint
UFO watchers may be interested in this live cam for the Geminids meteor shower:

Thanks Just saw one meteor as I turned it on and one faint triangle go by... to bad I can't record

Me too. What is that faint Black Triange on the corner?

I was on usstream.tv the other night, while on my ongoing search to find a good ir cam. there must be something better out there.