cratercracker

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Всё новое это хорошо забытое старое ''Vsyo novoye - eto horosho zabыtoye staroye.

Yep it is.

So i took out my Iphone with a special constanstellation map programm. I got Wi-Fi connected. Got my geo-location aligned. All the stuff to be sure for maximum. And the thing is that it doesn't belong to any constranstellation, it is not even visible, i have perseus to the right from it. None of the constanstellations even look like that. Wot.

Well, i am living not in the centre of Moscow. I am in 0dinstsovo town, so the clow thickness is not that much like at Moscow and some of the stars are visible pretty good in the late evening and night.

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We are currently making actuall progress!

I figured out which stars are those! Those are partially Gemini stars and Orion! (With most being Gemini) (Fun fact: I am gemini)

Not really. No. I noticed them staring into the night sky.

It's definitely not the Ursa Minor, it is way way way tinier.

I don't know the American time system or however it is called. But let's say at 17:30 (day) sun sets at 7:20 sun rises. I saw the stars at 22:30.

Not really. It was late evening, or just night.

No. Yes. A bit (not sure).Well, they don't fade all together, like a Christmas lights. They disappeared at 5:35 AM.

interesting.

The intersting part is that the stars were much dimmer than ALL the surrouning ones. But that's probably Delphinus or Pleades. Slightly smaller.

Yeah, i've been walking my dog, and saw something looking like Ursa Major or something, but it was very small and was fading periodically. I couldn't normally picture that. So i drew a sketch! To me it looked like that Some of the "lights" were blinking with a perioud from 1-3 seconds. What kind of canstanstellation am i looking at. (Russia, Moscow)

No. NO.

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