No, but Klaas Jobse reported a -9 sporadic 2006-07-18 22:55 UT from EN97

which was also seen by many people in Belgium (and most likely also the
Netherlands).


Chris


On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 08:45:49 +0100, David Entwistle
wrote:

In article , nytecam nytecam.2b7rlr@spa
cebanter.com writes

..seen ~mag -7 on Tuesday 2006 July 18 at ~23BST [2200UT] from Worcester
Park
SW London tracking north from SE - NE some 20 degrees above the
horizon through
Aquarius and slowly dipping in Pegasus. Head was
coloured bright green with 2
degree tail coloured orange. This was
the brightest and most colourful meteor
I've seen for decades. Anyone
else see it?



Hello Maurice,

No, but Klass Jobse reported a -9 sporadic 2006-07-18 22:55 UT from EN97
Oostkapelle. The times indicate that this wasn't the same event, but
there's a similarity in direction of travel suggesting the two meteors
may be related by a common radiant.

http://www.klaas-jobse.net/cyclops/A...ostkapelle.htm