Fireball captured 25 March 2016 at 23h00m45s UT in Belgium, the Netherlands and by FRIPON (France)

Posted by Paul Roggemans | Mar 26, 2016 | Fireballs, News | 0 |

Heatmap Fireball report form -10 Fireball observed on 2016 March 25 at 23h00m45s UT

A bright fireball was recorded by Klaas Jobse in Oostkappele, Netherlands, on 25 March 2016 at 23h00m45s UT. This fireball was also captured by 3 FRIPON stations at Lille, Arras and Cappelle la Grande in the North of France. At this moment 37 reports have been registered with the Fireball report form. Klaas Jobse has a short video of the event online:

Fireball 25 March 2016 at 23h00m45s UT captured at Wilderen, Belgium (EN92) by Jean-Marie Biets. The fireball moved slow and took 3 seconds before disappearing at the edge of the shutter device.

Fireball recorded by Dominique André at Rueil-Malmaison near Paris in France.

The fireball was recorded by Dominique André at Rueil-Malmaison near Paris in France.

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Paul Roggemans

I have been interested in astronomy for as long as I can remember. I got involved in meteor observing in 1975 and from the beginning I started to establish international contacts to share meteor observations. As director of the VVS meteor section, I edited a monthly newsletter Werkgroepnieuws since 1978 which I upgraded in 1980 into an international Journal (WGN). From 1975 till 1996 I made many visual observations. I have a great interest in meteor literature and its history. My personal correspondence developed into a worldwide network of correspondents, including most of the active meteor amateurs at that time. I was one of the driving forces behind the Meteor Seminär and International Meteor Weekends in the 1980s which became the International Meteor Conference (IMC). One achievement of these meetings in the aftermath of the International Halley Watch and with the support of the IAU Commission 22 was the acceptance of a standardized methodology for visual meteor observing and reporting in 1986. This method was promoted with the Handbook for Visual Meteor Observers published by the Sky Publishing corporation. Using my correspondents’ network, I created the International Meteor Organization (IMO) in 1988, the same year I also developed the Visual Meteor Database to collect visual meteor observations worldwide. I like to write and to edit meteor articles which I did for WGN, handbooks and 10 conference Proceedings and since 2016 for MeteorNews. I participate with 16 video cameras in the CAMS-BeNeLux network and in the Global Meteor Network. I make mainly meteor shower analysis based on meteor orbit data. Since years, I am no longer a member of any organization. I prefer to focus on meteor work independant from any society.

Fireball captured 25 March 2016 at 23h00m45s UT in Belgium, the Netherlands and by FRIPON (France)

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Fireball captured 25 March 2016 at 23h00m45s UT in Belgium, the Netherlands and by FRIPON (France)

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