Category: Results
Zeta Taurids (ZTA#226) or phi Taurids (PTA#556)?
This case study focuses on fast moving meteors with radiants in the constellation of Taurus during...
Read MoreNews from the meteor library
Roberto Gorelli points our attention at a recently published meteor related paper. Analysis of the June 2, 2016 bolide event over Arizona This paper has been submitted for publication in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical...
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October Camelopardalids (OCT#281)
Paul Roggemans, Carl Johannink and Peter Cambell-Burns CAMS BeNeLux collected 37 orbits of the...
Read MoreThe Eta-Aquariids (ETA#031)
By Carl Johannink and Paul Roggemans In this article we find 1073 Eta Aquariid meteor orbits obtained by CAMS BeNeLux in 2018 combined with the public CAMS data 2011-2012, that fulfil the low threshold D-criteria. We find a...
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October Ursae Majorids (OCU#333)
By Paul Roggemans, Carl Johannink and Peter Cambell-Burns The October Ursae Majorids caught...
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...
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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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The April Lyrids (LYR#006)
By Paul Roggemans, Carl Johannink and Koen Miskotte A case study is presented on the April Lyrid...
Read MoreSeptember 2018 report CAMS BeNeLux
A summary of the activity of the CAMS BeNeLux network during the month of September 2018 is presented. September 2018 counted many clear nights. 29160 meteors were recorded,15833 of which proved multiple station, or 54%. A total...
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Radio meteors October 2018
An overview of the radio observations during October 2018 is given. The graphs show both...
Read MoreAugust 8. – August 9. observations from Crete
A windy night with bright meteors! The third night of my Perseid expedition to Crete, was going to be a very memorable one. When walking towards my observation site, I realized that the gusts of wind were even stronger than the...
Read MoreAugust 7. – 8. observations from Crete
Observations 20:45 UT – 22:45 UT After a successful first night of observations, I was looking forward to checking out what the next night would bring. Weather forecast was good for the whole week, and my only concern was the...
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