What does it mean when you see three shooting stars with your partner two nights in a row?

Answer 1

yes,it is cause' dr. Albert Einstein figured out because he actually saw three in one night! isn't that amazing?

~mystery person

Answer 2

Seeing three shooting stars with your partner two nights in a row may symbolize luck, unity, and shared wishes. It could be a special and rare moment that brings you closer together and encourages you to believe in the power of your hopes and dreams.

Answer 3

Your chance of seeing a meteor or 'shooting star' depends on where you're located,

how clear the sky is, and how patient you are.

If you're in a place with a reasonably dark sky, far from the lights of a big city, and the

sky is clear, and you're willing to get comfortable and do nothing but watch the sky for

maybe 30 to 45 minutes, then your chance is nearly 100% .

Answer 4

Although the information available on the chances of seeing a shooting star is inconsistent (as it depends on location and weather conditions), the agreed average seems to be around once per hour (if one is looking at the same spot in the sky and weather conditions are favorable).

Answer 5

It means it was a nice clear night, and you spent some time outside looking around,

noticing and appreciating nature, both in the sky and in the natural environment. That's

a good thing. More of us should do that more often.

Answer 6

If you see three "shooting stars" during a relatively short period of time,

it can be a good indication that

-- it is night time

-- the sky is clear

-- you are out of doors

-- you are in a place with relatively dark skies, away from city lights

-- you are relaxed and looking around in the sky

Answer 7

If you see two "shooting stars" during a relatively short period of time,

it can be a good indication that

-- it is night time

-- you are out of doors

-- the sky is clear

-- you are in a place with relatively dark skies, away from city lights

-- you are relaxed and looking around in the sky.

By the way, how could any two similar events occur and not be "in a row" ?

Answer 8

It means you've gotten more likely to notice meteors, which are not really all that uncommon. ___________ Alternate: It means you're spending too much time counting 'shooting stars'.

Answer 9

It is necessary to make a wish!

It's quite common to see several shooting stars in the same night. Because these occur during meteor showers.

Answer 10

You better have made 2 wishes because that's good luck:)