Category: Reports
Radio Meteors July 2018
An overview of the radio observations during July 2018 is given. The graphs show both the daily...
Read More
March 2018 report CAMS BeNeLux
A summary of the activity of the CAMS BeNeLux network during the month of March 2018 is presented....
Read More
February 2018 report CAMS BeNeLux
A summary of the activity of the CAMS BeNeLux network during the month February 2018 is presented....
Read MoreMidsummer nights 2018. Meteor observations at Any Martin Rieux, Northern France
Figure 1. Crop of all sky image of the fireball of June 13, 2018. Introduction In the period from June 2 to 16 2018 I rented a house from Bel Any. This is a small resort in Any Martin Rieux, a tiny French village near the...
Read MoreOn the hunt for the eta Aquariids in 2018
Introduction Gosh! I wrote in the Orionids report of 2017 about the enormous lack of Scandinavian high pressure areas in recent years. These weather systems often cause an offshore wind with many clear nights in the Netherlands...
Read More
CAMS BeNeLux: results April 2018
By Carl Johannink and Paul Roggemans Weather provided very good observing conditions around the...
Read MoreLyrid 2018 observations from Ermelo, the Netherlands
Introduction In 2018 the Lyrids would not be very favorable. A New Moon on April 14 means in the pre-nights after April 20 some moonlight. The nights 21/22 and 22/23 April would still be more than respectively 2 hours and 1 hour...
Read More
Radiometeors June 2018
An overview of the radio observations during June 2018 is given. The graphs show both the daily...
Read More
Radiometeors May 2018
An overview of the radio observations during May 2018 is given. The graphs show both the daily...
Read More
June to September 2017 BOAM report
A summary of the Perseid shower and the most interesting meteor events recorded by the French...
Read More
Alpha Aquariids (AAQ-927)
By Paul Roggemans and Peter Cambell-Burns Japanese observers reported the discovery of a new minor...
Read More
Eta Lyrids (ELY-145)
By Paul Roggemans and Peter Cambell-Burns Two years in a row the eta Lyrids (#145-ELY) caught the...
Read More
Recent Comments