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Well, my stargazing sessions are either ceased by the cloudy skies or the hazy skies. Now, the haze here is unhealthy to one’s health. Some are suffering from sore throat, flu and more. The mountain in the photo is Gunung Lambak. You can hardly see the mountain’s outline due to the haze. Please, don’t burn anymore next year.
Everytime I organize a stargazing party, the skies conditions were always bad. Yesterday, we’re supposed to do “moongazing”. Yes, the Moon did show up. However, it’s just 10 minutes and later covered by the thick dark clouds. I haven’t ready up my setup yet during that time. Again, my classmates were disappointed again. Things are not so smooth these days.
What does this mean? Usually, after a rain, the sky will be clear. If it’s going to happen, we will have a clear sky for lunar eclipse. Stay tune!
Edited on 22:24: Looks like the raindrops are not totally fell onto the ground. The sky is not clear but the Moon is visible.
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