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Author: TamaraEnLaPlaya - Replies: 46 - Views: 32390
The Sky at Night
The Leonids meteor shower is now active and viewable from The Canaries. I've seen at least one each evening for the last 3 or 4 nights.

In 2018, the Leonids will peak on the night between 17–18 Nov

The Leonid meteor shower is annually active in the month of November and it usually peaks around November 17 or 18. The shower is called Leonids because its radiant, or the point in the sky where the meteors seem to emerge from, lies in the constellation Leo.
Comet Tempel-Tuttle - The Leonids
Author: Guest - Replies: 3 - Views: 6448
Dany Sport Night Run in Corralejo
Author: Michael Dennis Middleton - Replies: 6 - Views: 6101
Corralejo night life
Hi All.

My wife and i will be coming to Corralejo in late September and would like some info on the nightlife as we both want and need some places to go to let our hair down.

Been to the island twice before but never to the top of the island.

Thank you.

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Author: McAdam - Replies: 2 - Views: 5120
We just ordered a Telescope - cant wait to watch the night skies
So after being here for a few months, with my better half running down from the roof in excitement at spotting something new, we(she) bit the bullet and ordered a telescope.

The Canarias have some of the clearest skies and are often visited by astronomers from across the world. The Canarias are also home to some amazing observatories, large telescopes, and several institutes of Astro related subjects.

Being the tech and video guy I am, I dedicated about 12 hours to quickly researching what
Author: Maggie76 - Replies: 5 - Views: 6732
Hedgehog rescue last night
Last night coming home near Mercadona in Corajello saw a very sorry looking hedgehog. Got some tin fish and yogurt plus water from home, got him off the road and he was just panting lying there but eventually smelled the fish and started eating... Such a relief! Hoping he will be ok now. First one we have seen on the island. Made me think what difficult life the poor critters have, where can they even get water from here?! :-(
Author: G2HJei - Replies: 3 - Views: 7633
Loud neighbours during the night
Me and my fiancee are living close to a bar. Since the government relaxed the COVID restrictions the bar owners increased the music and noise is unbearable until 2, sometimes 3 am. I tried talking to them a couple of times, but with no success. Do you know who should I call? Local Police? What is their number? And which are the quiet hours by law in the Canary islands? We live in Puerto...
Author: Cotillo_Tom - Replies: 0 - Views: 2798
The moon last night
Picture taken in El Cotillo last night.  Slightly out of focus, but it was a quick point and shoot moment.
Author: Johnrgby - Replies: 0 - Views: 1506
Man stabbed during late-night fight in a bar in Corralejo
Man stabbed during late-night fight in a bar in Corralejo
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A 23-year-old man was hospitalised after being stabbed during a fight in the early hours of yesterday morning (Saturday) in Corralejo, Fuerteventura.

The incident took place at a bar inside the Atlántico Shopping Centre, where an altercation reportedly broke out between several people.

The emergency services were alerted just after midnight, with witnesses reporting that one man had suffered injuries in the confronta
Author: Johnrgby - Replies: 0 - Views: 2690
Canary Islands set for spectacular night sky display with four meteor showers
The skies above the Canary Islands are set to host one of the year’s most varied astronomical spectacles in the next couple of weeks. On the night of 27th June, no fewer than four meteor showers will coincide: the Tau Cetids, Scutids, Rho Sagittarids and the June Bootids.

Although each of these showers typically produces low or irregular activity, their simultaneous appearance makes this one of the most dynamic nights in the astronomical Calendar.

The Bootids, radiating from the constell