(meteorobs) belgian observervations during second world blackout

[YoungBob2 at aol.com]

I'm not so sure about this.  Walter Baade discovered the 
relationship of Population I and II stars from Mt. Wilson because
of the blackouts, which were on for long periods of time.  Baade
was a German citizen, and couldn't do war work as most other
astronomers.  What about civilian meteor observers?  Were
there any in Europe?  I wonder.

Bob Young  

<< if there was a blackout in progress, the only people who
 were in places where they could see the sky were too busy to be looking
 for meteors. >>