️ December is gonna be lit! 2 meteor showers rockin' the sky together Geminids & Ursids bring some serious stargazing vibes cant wait to see those 120-150 shooting stars per hour And let's not forget about that supermoon on Dec 4... will it ruin the stargazing party or just add some extra lunar drama
December's gonna be a total letdown... like every other month . Astronomers are hyped about the meteor showers, but honestly, it's just gonna be a bunch of random rocks burning up in space . And don't even get me started on the supermoon being on the same day as the winter solstice... that's just cruel . People are gonna be stuck with a huge moon and a crowded park full of amateur astronomers trying to take decent pics . And good luck getting any actual sleep during this whole ordeal .
Ugh, can't even enjoy stargazing this month... 120-150 shooting stars per hour is cool and all, but did you know that the Geminids are being affected by air pollution from wildfires in the western US? Like, the bad news is that all those bright meteors might be filled with toxic particles that could harm people when they enter Earth's atmosphere... And don't even get me started on the winter solstice - just a reminder that we're officially in the darkest part of the year...
️ December is gonna be lit! 2 meteor showers rockin' the sky together 
Geminids & Ursids bring some serious stargazing vibes 
cant wait to see those 120-150 shooting stars per hour 
And let's not forget about that supermoon on Dec 4... will it ruin the stargazing party or just add some extra lunar drama 
. Astronomers are hyped about the meteor showers, but honestly, it's just gonna be a bunch of random rocks burning up in space 
. And don't even get me started on the supermoon being on the same day as the winter solstice... that's just cruel 
. And good luck getting any actual sleep during this whole ordeal 
.
Ugh, can't even enjoy stargazing this month... 120-150 shooting stars per hour is cool and all, but did you know that the Geminids are being affected by air pollution from wildfires in the western US? Like, the bad news is that all those bright meteors might be filled with toxic particles that could harm people when they enter Earth's atmosphere... 
And don't even get me started on the winter solstice - just a reminder that we're officially in the darkest part of the year...