(meteorobs) Meteor shower from Comet P/73 in future?

[Mikhail Maslov]

Hello, Michael,

The more observers the better. Using different methods would be
fine. I didn't make computations of 73P-ids, so I can't give more
accurate time when unexpected activity would be most probable, if any. However, the most
good place to observe an outburst depends on the time of maximum. If
possible, in the period I mentioned, the sky should be monitored by a
radiosystem. It is not unlikely, that the Earth would encounter the
cloud of very small particles, whose meteors are detectable only in
radiorange.

Best regards, Mikhail

MB> Hi:

MB> Mikhail Maslov wrote:
MB>  >I would strongly recommend observations during the period May 28- June 2.

MB> I guess radio methods would be better employed also along with visual?
MB> The other interest is what part of the Earth would get the best views if 
MB> a "shower" did
MB> take place?

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