(meteorobs) Geminid activity
Bill Godley
wwgj180 at yahoo.com
Wed Dec 15 09:50:40 EST 2004
Pierre,
I was observing in Eastern Oklahoma for just under 2
hrs nearly centered around the time you mention
(14.233) and I logged 51 Geminids under magnitude 5.1
skies. I calculated a rough ZHR of 94 for that time
period.
Thanks,
Bill Godley,
Coweta, OK
--- Pierre Martin <dob14.5 at sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Hi Jure,
>
> I also think that there might be maybe a unusual
> structure in the
> Geminids this year. The IMO data already shows a
> strong dip in rates
> at Dec 14.233 which seems to support my memory of a
> significant lull in
> the shower at the time (enough that I thought the
> Geminids were almost
> all gone including bright meteors.) . But oddly,
> the rates seemed to
> recover nicely later on in the morning and the
> bright meteors appeared
> too.
>
> This is only recalling from memory as I haven't
> decoded the data yet,
> will do so as soon as I can later today. And then
> see if this can be
> confirmed. Maybe it was just a period of very faint
> meteors too.
>
> Did anyone else notice the effect over the east
> North America on the
> 13/14th?
>
> Clear skies!
>
> - Pierre
>
>
>
> On 15-Dec-04, at 6:52 AM, Jure Atanackov wrote:
>
> > In light of (preliminary) ZHR data for this year's
> Geminids and
> > reports* that
> > have been sent to 'meteorobs', can anyone argue
> that there is
> > significant
> > evidence for the decline of overall Geminid
> activity as compared to
> > the previous
> > decade?
> > * - I don't think I've ever seen a report with 83
> Gem/h one full night
> > before
> > the peak!
> > CS!Jure
> >
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