Category: Results
Perseids 2023 by worldwide radio meteor observations
Hirofumi Sugimoto and Hiroshi Ogawa Abstract: Radio meteor observations in the world detected two...
Read MoreMajor meteor showers based on Global Meteor Network data
Abstract: We confirm the validity of video observations to get the magnitude ratio of meteor showers by calculating the ratio of shower meteors to sporadic meteors. The magnitude ratios obtained from the Global Meteor Network...
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A possibly new meteor shower in Sagitta
By Damir Šegon, Denis Vida and Paul Roggemans Abstract: A short duration new meteor shower on a...
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GMN observations of the Crew-5 trunk reentry
By Tammo Jan Dijkema, Denis Vida, Cees Bassa, Nick Moskovitz and Peter Eschman Abstract: Using the...
Read MorePhotographic Lyrids observation on 22 April 2023
Here are the results of photographic Lyrids observation on 22 April from 16:08 to 21:00 UT. The images were taken with a Pentax KP camera and 8.5 mm lens, without guiding. The night was nearly moonless, the session took place...
Read MoreFirst steps of the CARMELO network
First steps of the CARMELO network(Cheap Amateur Radio Meteors Echoes LOgger)Lorenzo Barbieri, Gaetano Brando, Paolo Fontana, Silvana SartoAAB (Associazione Astrofili Bolognesi)barbieriofiuco@gmail.comThe CARMELO network...
Read MoreNew meteor shower in Bootes
By Damir Šegon, Denis Vida and Paul Roggemans Abstract: A new meteor shower on a LPC-type orbit has been detected in 2022 by the Global Meteor Network during the time interval 282.41° < λʘ < 282.83° (2022, January 2–3)...
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New meteor shower in Draco
By Damir Šegon, Denis Vida and Paul Roggemans Abstract: A new meteor shower on a JFC-type orbit...
Read MoreIncreased Activity 68 Virginid (OAV, #00651) in 2023.
Yury Harachka 1 , Ivan Sergei 2 and Ruslan Zavadich 1 Minsk, Belarus astronominsk@gmail.com 2 Mira Str.40-2, 222307, Molodechno, Belarus astroseriv@yandex.by During the night of April 8–9, Yury Harachka and Ruslan...
Read MoreProperties of 14 major meteor showers: magnitude ratio derived from video observations
Abstract: We challenge to investigate the magnitude ratio (r) of 14 major meteor showers using SonotaCo net video data: Quadrantids (QUA#010), Lyrids (LYR#006), eta Aquariids (ETA#031), Southern delta Aquariids (SDA#005),...
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June Bootids (JBO#170) in 2022 recorded by Global Meteor Network
By Paul Roggemans, Damir Šegon and Denis Vida Abstract: The Global Meteor Network recorded a...
Read MoreDecember 2022 report CAMS BeNeLux
By Carl Johannink Abstract: A summary of the activity of the CAMS BeNeLux network during the month of December 2022 is presented. This month we collected a total of 26326 multi-station meteors resulting in 7680 orbits....
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July 2023
