Category: Observations
Observation December 12/13 2018 (Geminids pre-max night)
Observing sessions can occasionally be a big test of patience and bound to fail from time to time!...
Read MoreRadio observations of the Quadrantids 2019
A summary report is presented covering the Quadrantid activity on 3 and 4 January 2019 as observed by radio at 49.99 MHz from Kampenhout, Belgium. This year, the Quadrantids again produced a great show, with here...
Read MoreOverview of meteor observations in 2018
For 2018 I can look back on a very successful year. I could observe the following meteor showers: the Lyrids, eta Aquariids, Perseids, Draconids, Leonids and Geminids. There are only few years in which that was possible in the...
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Radio meteors December 2019
An overview of the radio observations during December 2018 is given. The graphs show both...
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Full Moon bright bolide over Hungary
On 10 October, 2018 at 3:58:59 UT a Full Moon bright bolide exploded high above Hungary. One of my...
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The 2018 Geminids from Croatia with Raspberry Pi Meteor systems
Authors: Denis Vida (1), Damir Segon (2), Aleksandar Merlak (3) (1) Department of Earth Sciences,...
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Geminids as seen from Toledo
This video shows images of the Geminid meteor shower during its peak activity in 2018. This meteor...
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Radio meteors November 2018
An overview of the radio observations during November 2018 is given. The graphs show both...
Read MoreObservation November 17/18 2018
I went out this past Sunday morning to view the Leonids at the Fred Lossing Observatory (FLO) near Almonte to check out the 18” dob and then get comfortable in my winter sleeping bag for a predawn meteor watch. It was cold...
Read MoreObservation October 9/10 2018
I was able to observe one more time after the Draconids outburst, to see if anything was going on before the long drive back home. I did not expect to see any but as always with meteors, we never know. After a very relaxing...
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Observation October 8/9 2018 – Draconids outburst from Indiana, U.S.A.
I have always been fascinated by the Draconids meteor shower from parent comet...
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2018 Draconids as seen by a low-cost RPi based meteor camera
The low-cost Raspberry Pi based meteor camera (project link: LINK) located in Elginfield, Ontario,...
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