(meteorobs) VANMC 26-27 July 2004
Michel Vandeputte
michelvandeputte at hotmail.com
Wed Jul 28 13:06:34 EDT 2004
Hi folks,
I went out observing for 2 hours during the night from 26-27 July. Sky conditions were great again for our observing post. The milky way was visible from Perseus into Southern Saggitarius. Nice meteor activity. All the showers were active during this night. One highlight was the appearance of a +0 Capricornid at 23.01 UT. This meteor was also captured by Klaas Jobse. For this picture, please consult the link :
http://people.zeelandnet.nl/cyclops/Recent/D300/260704peleng_Acap_full_detail_web01.jpg
The Perseids were pretty active. Some nice members with short path in the surroundings of the radiant. Around 00.00 UT we (me and colleague observer Simon Vanderkerken) observed a weak auroral display. I stopped observing at 00.30 UT, still got no holiday and need some rest before the work...
Simon went on observing till 02.10 UT but saw no special things any more.
Enjoy this new report,
Michel.
Day : 26-27 Month : july Year : 2004
begin : 22.30 UT end : 00.30 UT
Location : Ellezelles - Belgium long. 3.38 E lat. 50.43 N alt 120 m
Observer : Vandeputte Michel IMO code ; VANMC
Method : tape recorder -
Field : southeast
Observed Showers :
Perseids (alfa 25° / delta +54°)
Delta Aquarids South (alfa 338° / delta -17°)
Delta Aquarids North (alfa 325° / delta -09°)
Capricornids (alfa 305° / delta -11°)
Interval analyse (all times in UT)
Period Teff F LM PER CAP SDA NDA SPOR
22.30 - 23.30 1.00 1.00 6.40 2 1 1 1 10
23.30 - 00.30 1.00 1.00 6.50 4 1 1 0 13
22.30 - 00.30 2.00 6 2 2 1 23 = 34
Magnitude Distributions
PER +0(0)+1(0)+2(2)+3(1)+4(2)+5(1) Mean 3.33 N~: 2
CAP +0(1)+1(1)+2(0)+3(0+4(0)+5(0) Mean 0.50 N~: 0
SDA +0(0)+1(0)+2(0)+3(1)+4(1)+5(0) Mean 3.50 N~: 0
NDA +0(0)+1(0)+2(0)+3(0)+4(1)+5(0) Mean 4.00 N~: 0
SPOR +0(0)+1(1)+2(1)+3(7)+4(10)+5(4 )Mean 3.65 N~ : 0
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