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When is the peak viewing time for the western USA supposed to be this year.
And any predictions on how the shower will be this year. It certainly has been good the last several. Thank you Craig |
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When is the peak viewing time for the western USA supposed to be this
year. And any predictions on how the shower will be this year. It certainly has been good the last several. Thank you Craig Go to http://leonid.arc.nasa.gov There you will find an applet to calculate the expected rates, courtesy of David Nugent. Predictions are just that, so observers should monitor this shower even if rates are expected to be low. Please report your observations to one of the meteor organizations, IMO, AMS, NAMN etc. Weather conditions at this time of year are unpredictable so you may be one of the observers lucky enough to have clear skies. Standard observing methods can be found at any of the meteor organization sites. Ed Majden Sandia Bolide Detection Station Courtenay, B.C. CANADA |
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DXer wrote:
When is the peak viewing time for the western USA supposed to be this year. And any predictions on how the shower will be this year. It certainly has been good the last several. Thank you Craig The 2003 Leonid Meteor Shower -- An unusual double Leonid meteor shower is going to peak over parts of Asia and North America. See: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2...bleleonids.htm |
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