Cloudy skies obscure view of asteroid over England
Despite cloudy skies, scientists at the Bayfordbury Observatory at the University of Hertfordshire are still hoping to get a glimpse of the asteroid in the next 90 minutes.
Cloud is breaking up David has just imaged Jupiter.
From @BayfordburyObs on Twitter:We're five telescopes ready to start imaging #2012DA14 at 20:30 when it becomes high enough for us to see. #VeryBigSpaceRock
From @BayfordburyObs on Twitter:It's cloudy - We're sad, time for Pizza we think. Still 90 minutes for the clouds to clear. #2012DA14 #BigScarySpaceRock #russianmeteor
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