This year’s Leonid meteor shower promises to be quite spectacular. Predictions call for 1000 to 4000 shooting stars per hour between 4:00 and 4:30 am Sunday morning. (Yes that’s a.m., as in the morning.) The Navarro College Astronomy classes will meet at Navarro Mills lake to watch this event. Anyone else interested is welcome to join us. Dress warmly, bring a lawn chair and blanket and enjoy the show. In the event of clouds, stay home! We will be leaving from the Cook AST Center parking lot at midnight Saturday to drive to Brushie Prairie park, near Pecan Point on the north side of Navarro Mills lake.
To get to the observing site, go west on FM-744 to Brushie Praire.
Created on ... November 05, 2001