(meteorobs) Perseid outburst prediction this year?
KCStarguy at aol.com
KCStarguy at aol.com
Sun Jun 6 14:11:27 EDT 2004
The Perseids have been such a dismal failure the past few years (at least
what I saw)-what makes anyone think the shower this year may be better (orbit
perturbation or what?)
Dr. Eric Flescher (kcstarguy at aol.com, dreric1kansas at aol.com),
Olathe, KS. USA
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In a message dated 6/6/04 11:05:05 AM, meteorobs-request at meteorobs.org writes:
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From: "putmi" <michelvandeputte at hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Perseid outburst prediction this year?
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Hi Geert, meteorobs,
Will depend on the local weather…if it is perfectly clear (I mean
perfectly ; no moister, hazy or other stuff) during the period 10-15
august. I may stay in Belgium, some where in the dark Ardennes ? If
not : I will travel into southern (France) or South-eastern
directions (Southern Germany). We shall see…
11-12 august will be the most important night in 2004 for the meteor
observers. I am really looking forward to see a new enhancement of
its activity.
We really need some good data. This can contain a great value for
calculating the next chances of enhanced activity after the future
perturbations by Jupiter and or Saturn.
For the moment I am busy with a Dutch guide for the Belgian
association of Astronomy (VVS) about the summer showers and
especially about the Perseids and the return of the 1 revolution
dust trail.
But first ; let's enjoy the minor eclipse of the Sun…by Venus !! The
wait is almost over. Weather Forecasts are great !
Michel Vandeputte
VVS Belgium meteor Section
Dutch meteor society.
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