April 20/21, 2017 Pre-max April Lyrid observations from north Florida
Greetings again all, It was indeed great to be out once again under the starry heavens at...
Read MorePosted by Paul Jones | Apr 21, 2017 | News, Observations |
Greetings again all, It was indeed great to be out once again under the starry heavens at...
Read MorePosted by Robert Lunsford | Apr 21, 2017 | News |
During this period the moon reaches its new phase on Wednesday April 26th. At this time the moon is located near the sun and is not visible at night. This weekend the waning crescent moon will not interfere with meteor observations as long as you face away from the moon. The slender moon will rise only a couple of hours before the sun plus the moonlight is only a fraction as bright as it was last week.
Read MorePosted by Hiroshi Ogawa | Apr 20, 2017 | Observations |
Radio Meteor Observations in the World: Monthly Reports in February and March 2017 by The...
Read MorePosted by Robert Lunsford | Apr 15, 2017 | News |
During this period the moon reaches its last quarter phase on Wednesday April 19th. At this time the half illuminated moon is located 90 degrees west of the sun and rises near 0200 local summer time (LST) as seen from mid-northern latitudes. This weekend the waning gibbous moon will interfere with meteor observations as the bright moonlight will obscure all but the brighter meteors. As the week progresses the conditions improve with each passing night as the moon’s phase wanes and it rises approximately 45 minutes later with each passing night.
Read MorePosted by Jakub Koukal | Apr 12, 2017 | Results |
This article presents the results of statistical analysis of the EDMOND database. The growing...
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