Shoot The Moon !!!

[blue bumblebee]

how did it go?

 

[qumefox]

it's not january 8th yet.

 

[blue bumblebee]

oh lol, in that case, count me in!

 

[ekeup]

I think this goes without saying... but...
If you live near an airport, DON'T do this, go to a friends house or something.

 

[sopark4000]

I don't mind taking a few minutes out of my day to go outside and use my lasers. Hell I would probably be doing that anyway

 

[StrikeLaser55]

I would like to do meet up. Anybody from or near Austin, Texas?

 

[jcranmer]

I think this goes without saying... but...
If you live near an airport, DON'T do this, go to a friends house or something.

I was just reading the thread and that's all that came to mind. The last thing this community needs is bad press for hitting a plane with many laser at once.

 

[ThatOneDude]

I only have a 100mW green but watever!!! I might see somebody in my community that has a laser. COUNT ME IN!!! HELL YEA!!! LETS BREAK A RECORD!!!! :gun:

 

[laserhead2112]

I'm up for this.. I'm in arizona,,so what time will that be here? Cuz I have no idea!!

 

[ShortyInCanada]

:bumpit:
Just a friendly bump to keep the idea alive...
Maybe I will take some time this week to post the Timezone info for everyone too lazy to look it up themselves.
But at this moment i gotta go...

 

[SciFacts4YOU]

You arent going to see a reflection, but I'll do it just for the fun of it

I'll try to get a few of my friends to do it too.

 

[jason66823]

Yes, even though you won't see a reflection off of the moon, you might see a few laser beams in the sky near you.

 

[xoul]

K... start firing your laser!

 

[Sigurthr]

Cloudy night, can't see the moon at all. =/ Besides, I'm probably 200 miles from anyone with a pointer over 5mW haha.

 

[Skull]

I was out there last night, it was cloudy in my area. My buddy ~15 miles from me couldn't see my 1W 445 nm, nor could I see his 200mW 532nm or anyone else's. This might work better on a clearer (and darker) night.

 

[laserhead2112]

I was out there last night, it was cloudy in my area. My buddy ~15 miles from me couldn't see my 1W 445 nm, nor could I see his 200mW 532nm or anyone else's. This might work better on a clearer (and darker) night.

Also might work better when the moon isn't almost full..