What's Up: August 2020 Skywatching Tips from NASA

[@fantasia3830]

If you think I'm going to get up at midnight tonight just to see some meteors....you are absolutely correct! #nosleep

[@edgarjr.romaquin6290]

These astronomically activities are so awesome! Go NASA! Go PERSEVERANCE Go INGENUITY! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 Thank You NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratory for these bunch of skywatching tips.

[@soumitradasgupta406]

Insightful & Interesting. Thank you.

[@JesusMendoza-fy6xf]

Go mars 2020 Go perseverance Go ingenuity

[@aawqaq620]

Go hope

[@mariomatos8800]

I wait for this video every month, thank you for this.

[@DiRECs]

Looking forward to this every month. Thanks!

[@GodofStories]

i love Preston's commentary and enthusiasm! LET'S GO EXPLORE THE SOLAR SYSTEM NASA!!!!!

[@shreyasi3939]

I am so excited for every new discovery

[@kxt0ch1vods55]

Yay!! August is bringing some great things to the sky!! Hopefully nothing ruins this month that badly...

[@shashilm.s8843]

*A beautiful clear sky + SkySafari app = Best Combo*

[@Fluffileinalice]

Thank you. I will looking forward! 🤩

[@eduardopadilla5505]

Interesting, i will be watching the sky this month.

[@eastcoastandloveit3857]

We saw them at 11:pm eastern Canada .stunning

[@JoSunshine]

Go mars 2020 🌠 go perseverance 🌠 go ingenuity

[@AstroRoxy]

Awesome. I'll making a more detailed vid on perseids. This came just in time!

[@Justin_Martin]

August 2020 Skywatching tips is awesome 🇺🇸👑💕

[@MohitJain-fn5nm]

Tysm Nasa for wonderful Insights✨✨

[@gauravchandra9915]

Interesting...

[@mir4319]

i saw shooting star around 7: pm that's why I'm here

[@archanasingh9502]

I like watching night sky

[@JesusMendoza-fy6xf]

Samr

[@mihaimircu]

Yes

[@AstroGuy]

Same indeed!

[@jangruber42]

Who doesn't?

[@ronaldcheng1857]

Me too!

[@militarybandsOP]

Very interesting but I live in London so it is a bit iffy with the light pollution and timezones

[@SheridanM551]

depends on where you live from smack in the centre of in the suburbs where you can still see a decent amount of stars and as for timezones you shouldn't be complaining since you live on gmt

[@militarybandsOP]

Yeah. I live next to a field so it will be a good area to do some skywatching

[@SheridanM551]

@@militarybandsOP so then why are you complaining if you live next to a field

[@militarybandsOP]

It's just I I live in a busy area and I live where lots of aircraft fly and the 'field' is surrounded with flats

[@SheridanM551]

Master Kitty I’m guessing that is Heathrow airport and if that’s the case go out after 11 when the airport closes

[@rich22221]

Wish i had microscope/better binoculars, i just see mars as red light no detail at all (and my eyes aren't the best)

[@SANSYYGAMESFAKE]

Hello, I just seen Moon, Jupiter and Saturn today. Hope we have clear skies for August 15th to see Moon and Venus because I never seen Venus and I'm in England Chester. So I'm going to wake up at 3:20 AM August 15th! Do hope we have clear skies! :)

[@theunusualplanet6425]

It's so intriguing ❤️❤️❤️

[@alexmercer7415]

Make, please, an extended video about Europa Clipper 🙏

[@hayscollins5867]

Currently debating if I wanna wake up at 4am

[@chethansaliyan356]

NASA Exploring new world 😊

[@ahkueyudomy8797]

Nice looking. #Sciencepresent

[@justmeonthebeach]

Wow, so cool.

[@mihaimircu]

Cool

[@straightreject2947]

I was talking to my mum about the comet neowise and we were trying to guess what constellation will the direction of its meteor shower appear from.

[@NaNana-ey6jk]

Please, what/where is " local " time? Who's local? Thank u for detailed information in, mostly, English!

[@ananyagajula4177]

Can these be seen in India??

[@rentacowisgoogle]

Yes you can. We all share the same sky!

[@anirudhsreeram4015]

@@rentacowisgoogle Meanwhile, Australians when they hear the words 'northern sky' - Are we jokes to you? Granted, we don't see the stuff in the southern sky either...

[@chiragdawar4998]

Timing of meteriod shower is 4am is this for india ??

[@altdelete7696]

Best time for meteor shower in tijuana/San Diego area?

[@MukeshKumarprotagonist]

This is so cool. Wonder if there is some app/site that can push reminders of such events.

[@crazystuffproduction]

iss detector for android

[@tezero8607]

I'm looking at other videos and it says the new moon is on the 19th is that true i need to know because I'm going on a milky way trip

[@Hypergod-ir5si]

Go NASA Go jpl Go ula Go mars 2020 Go perseverance

[@arindamarishi9627]

Hii

[@WeeScience]

Woww.

[@vincentlepredicateur5921]

Kenbe la jlp

[@dr.strange123]

Hi Nasa... Would humans really survive in mars?

[@fjtappedout4623]

Ali Imran with no space suit? No

[@dr.strange123]

@@fjtappedout4623 hah, thanks for a brand new information. what I meant was colonising mars is difficult, if we talk about this century, or 2 or 3 decades...

[@itsmikoton]

Ali Imran it will take more than that to terraform it hundreds of years but the first start you probably will live through that

[@akshaysworldpathiyoor2345]

❤❤👍👍

[@pascalarancibia5199]

Does anyone here study aerospace engineering?

[@MrAuberyCooper]

they don't go to space

[@jakemckee2005]

No, they do

[@MrAuberyCooper]

@@jakemckee2005 - It's ok if you want to believe that. But for the rest of the people with an open mind, I'll keep directing them to seek out all those FAKE NASA VIDEOS. The ones where we keep catching them FAKING going to space, and let them decide for themself.

[@jakemckee2005]

Take a picture of the Eiffel Tower from a building in New York and I will instantly believe you. But you can’t, because the Earth is round :)

[@MrAuberyCooper]

@@jakemckee2005 - you can't because of atmospheric conditions, having nothing to do with rotundity

[@brettito]

Remember Kids: Don't feed the trolls.

[@kalpageshmadhavan5845]

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[@itsmikoton]

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