On Mon, 26 Jan 2004 18:08:38 GMT, (Henry Spencer)
wrote:

But the Leonids always come at the same time of year and from the same
direction in the sky, and if memory serves, by chance it's quite close to
the plane of the ecliptic. So in your polar crater, they too are below
the horizon.

Sounds like an idea, but not really needed if you are under the
regolith or in a lava tube.

However, the bottom of that polar crater may be a trifle chilly...

They could always add some Sun tracking mirrors to reflect some
sunlight.

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