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I know that you don't live alone in Alaska 😳
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Come back to TN
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I miss the fancy food and desserts. At least eat something in Alaska.
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The event:  📌 *Meteors Shower*: Southern Delta Aquariids peak around 29-30 July every year. The Perseids also start ramping up late July 📌 *Best viewing time in SG*: Around *2am to 5:30am on 30 July 2026, Thursday*. That’s when the radiant in Aquarius is highest in our southern sky and moonlight is minimal 📌 *What you’ll see*: 15-20 meteors per hour at peak under dark skies. They are medium-fast streaks, sometimes with bright fireballs 📌 *Moon phase*: Need to check closer to date, but late July 2026 moon should be waning, so skies will be decently dark before dawn ✅ BEST SPOTS IN SINGAPORE TO WATCH 👉 You need dark, open views to the south/southeast and as little light pollution as possible: 📌 *EAST COAST PARK Area D / Parkland Green* - Open sea view, dark-ish for SG standards, easy parking 📌 *CHANGI BEACH PARK* - Very dark, faces east. Good for pre-dawn meteors 📌 *PUNGGOL BEACH / Coney Island* - Darker north-east coast, wide open sky 📌 *BUKIT TIMAH NATURE RESERVE carpark / Dairy Farm* - Higher ground, less direct glare 📌 *MARINA BARRAGE* - Open 360 view, but more light pollution. Good if you just want convenience 💡Avoid tall buildings blocking the southern sky. Bring a mat and lie down. *SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR 2AM-5:30AM OUTING* 📌 *Go in groups*: Don’t go alone to isolated beaches/parks at night 📌 *Light*: Bring red-light torch or dim your phone. Helps eyes adjust and you won’t blind others 📌 *Mosquitoes*: SG + grass + 3am = mozzie buffet. Insect repellent + long sleeves 📌 *Weather*: July is monsoon inter-monsoon. Check NEA forecast. Clouds = no show. Bring light rain jacket 📌 *Traffic/Getting home*: Book Grab in advance. Some parks close gates overnight, check opening hours 📌 *Stay hydrated + snacks*: You’ll be up late 📌 *No laser pointers*: Illegal and dangerous for aircraft *PRO TIPS TO ACTUALLY SEE METEORS* 🩷 1. Give your eyes 20 min to adjust to dark. No scrolling TikTok 🩷 2. Don’t stare at one spot. Look up and scan the whole sky, especially south 🩷 3. No telescope needed. Naked eye is best 🩷 4. Bring a friend. Talking helps you stay awake till 5:30am 🇸🇬 ☁️ 🌨️ Weather is the real wildcard in Singapore. If it’s cloudy on 30 July, try the nights before/after too - you’ll still catch stragglers.
The event: 📌 *Meteors Shower*: Southern Delta Aquariids peak around 29-30 July every year. The Perseids also start ramping up late July 📌 *Best viewing time in SG*: Around *2am to 5:30am on 30 July 2026, Thursday*. That’s when the radiant in Aquarius is highest in our southern sky and moonlight is minimal 📌 *What you’ll see*: 15-20 meteors per hour at peak under dark skies. They are medium-fast streaks, sometimes with bright fireballs 📌 *Moon phase*: Need to check closer to date, but late July 2026 moon should be waning, so skies will be decently dark before dawn ✅ BEST SPOTS IN SINGAPORE TO WATCH 👉 You need dark, open views to the south/southeast and as little light pollution as possible: 📌 *EAST COAST PARK Area D / Parkland Green* - Open sea view, dark-ish for SG standards, easy parking 📌 *CHANGI BEACH PARK* - Very dark, faces east. Good for pre-dawn meteors 📌 *PUNGGOL BEACH / Coney Island* - Darker north-east coast, wide open sky 📌 *BUKIT TIMAH NATURE RESERVE carpark / Dairy Farm* - Higher ground, less direct glare 📌 *MARINA BARRAGE* - Open 360 view, but more light pollution. Good if you just want convenience 💡Avoid tall buildings blocking the southern sky. Bring a mat and lie down. *SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR 2AM-5:30AM OUTING* 📌 *Go in groups*: Don’t go alone to isolated beaches/parks at night 📌 *Light*: Bring red-light torch or dim your phone. Helps eyes adjust and you won’t blind others 📌 *Mosquitoes*: SG + grass + 3am = mozzie buffet. Insect repellent + long sleeves 📌 *Weather*: July is monsoon inter-monsoon. Check NEA forecast. Clouds = no show. Bring light rain jacket 📌 *Traffic/Getting home*: Book Grab in advance. Some parks close gates overnight, check opening hours 📌 *Stay hydrated + snacks*: You’ll be up late 📌 *No laser pointers*: Illegal and dangerous for aircraft *PRO TIPS TO ACTUALLY SEE METEORS* 🩷 1. Give your eyes 20 min to adjust to dark. No scrolling TikTok 🩷 2. Don’t stare at one spot. Look up and scan the whole sky, especially south 🩷 3. No telescope needed. Naked eye is best 🩷 4. Bring a friend. Talking helps you stay awake till 5:30am 🇸🇬 ☁️ 🌨️ Weather is the real wildcard in Singapore. If it’s cloudy on 30 July, try the nights before/after too - you’ll still catch stragglers.

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