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Zeta Cassiopeiids (ZCS-444)
By Paul Roggemans and Peter Cambell-Burns A case study on the Zeta Cassiopeiids proves that this...
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Radio Meteors August 2018
An overview of the radio observations during August 2018 is given. The graphs show both the daily...
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Perseids observed using low-cost Raspberry Pi based meteor stations
By Denis Vida The Raspberry Pi Meteor Station (RMS) project has been in development since 2015 and...
Read MoreObservation January 3/4 2016
I had excellent success in observing and photographing the 2016 Quadrantids maximum! Shane Finnigan joined me, and we drove to Otter Lake to setup at his cottage. Along the way, we were quite skeptical about the weather,...
Read MoreDecember 2015 Geminids Adventure! (Part 2 of 2)
Now for the second night of observing in Texas! At sunset, we got set for another full night of observing. I especially excited about this night for a few reasons… For one thing, the exact time of the broad maximum had occurred...
Read MoreDecember 2015 Geminids Adventure! (Part 1 of 2)
As you may know, Raymond and I will go almost anywhere in North America to seek out clear skies to fulfill my passion of seeing, photographing and recording meteor shower events and for Raymond, to join me to experience them...
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Radio Meteors July 2018
An overview of the radio observations during July 2018 is given. The graphs show both the daily...
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CAMS BeNeLux: results April 2018
By Carl Johannink and Paul Roggemans Weather provided very good observing conditions around the...
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Zeta Cygnids (ZCY) and April rho Cygnids (ARC), two filaments of a single meteor stream?
By Paul Roggemans and Peter Cambell-Burns An independent search among 685362 public available...
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 MoreNews from the Meteor Library
Roberto Gorelli points our attention to the recent publication of a very interesting paper: “Modeling the measurement accuracy of pre-atmosphere velocities of meteoroids” by Denis Vida, Peter G. Brown and Margaret...
Read MoreEta Aquariids 2018 observed from Florida
1 Introduction Even with the moonlight, clouds and some minor harassment by the no-see-um gnats, I was able to do some observing for the 2018 eta Aquariid meteor shower (ETAs) from Matanzas Inlet, Florida. I saw a few real nice...
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