I haven’t been camping in years, but recently i went with H and S. It was a hardcore missouri outing: we swam at johnson’s shut-ins, then camped at tom sauk mountain, then walked around elephant rocks state park the next day. It was nighttime on top of the mountain, and we all had had a couple beers. We had just gotten back from lying down on our backs on this “lookout” area, like a wooden dock with railings over the mountains, to watch the stars. We saw some streaking shooting stars with long tails and then, gone. S said the tails of the shooting stars looked green. Different minerals emit different colors while burning as they fall. S was using this app on their phone where you can hold the phone up to your visual surroundings and the phone will capture it somehow. The app illustrates for you which stars you are seeing. What are the clusters of light named, what are their meanings, which astrological signs are sprayed above? I looked at the phone glowing and floating in the dark. The screen was laced in mapped compartments, stuck like a tiny sticker below the actual sky, which appeared less organized and less bright.