According to Aussie Bloke the “dust cloud begins to reach the earth and darkening of the skies” on June 8. . . I am a recent transplant from Denver to Waukesha and I know this is not my imagination. May just be the geographic and climate difference but I have not been able to see the stars for four weeks. Granted the weather has been bad but the last couple of days the sun has actually been out. It is so hazy. The shadows are not crisp like I’m used to seeing in CO. Its not a bright here as I’m use to. The sky is just not as blue as I think it should be. Maybe I’m alarmed because of everything I’ve read lately. . . but but . . .someone talk me down. . .
We were having a case of the "summer haze" here as well, until the storms over the last several days. It cleared things out quite nicely, and I was able to see the stars last night. Although, being here in the city I never see too many stars; too much "light pollution" (as I like to call it) at night.
I don't know why I don't give much credence to this guy. Maybe because it seemed to be presented in such a fatalistic hysterical manner.
Ok, that's probably not much help... :)
Just another calming voice for you. The stars have been n
beautifully visible here in Michigan the last few nights. Clear as a bell.
If it was a spacecloud, things would be darkened everywhere.
No spacecloud yet, so not to worry!!!
Get thee to the flatlands...