(meteorobs) Video Observations from Southern CA, January 29, 2010

[Robert Lunsford]

Thick cirrus clouds and a full moon were a bad combination tonight. The highlight of the night was the capture of an Alpha Centaurid
meteor.

Bob Lunsford
San Diego, CA USA

January 29, 2010

0236-0400 UT    Teff 1.40    FOV 075 +55    TOTAL 00    SPO 00    ANT 00   ACE  --  DLM 00
0400-0500 UT    Teff 1.00    FOV 095 +55    TOTAL 00    SPO 00    ANT 00   ACE  --  DLM 00
0500-0600 UT    Teff 1.00    FOV 110 +55    TOTAL 01    SPO 01    ANT 00   ACE  --  DLM 00
0600-0700 UT    Teff 1.00    FOV 125 +55    TOTAL 02    SPO 02    ANT 00   ACE  --  DLM 00
0700-0800 UT    Teff 1.00    FOV 140 +55    TOTAL 01    SPO 01    ANT 00   ACE  --  DLM 00
0800-0900 UT    Teff 1.00    FOV 155 +55    TOTAL 01    SPO 01    ANT 00   ACE  --  DLM 00
0900-1000 UT    Teff 1.00    FOV 170 +55    TOTAL 02    SPO 01    ANT 00   ACE  --  DLM 01
1000-1100 UT    Teff 1.00    FOV 185 +55    TOTAL 00    SPO 00    ANT 00   ACE  --  DLM 00
1100-1200 UT    Teff 1.00    FOV 200 +55    TOTAL 02    SPO 01    ANT 00   ACE 01  DLM 00
1200-1329 UT    Teff 1.48    FOV 220 +55    TOTAL 03    SPO 03    ANT 00   ACE 00  DLM 00

TOTALS              Teff 10.88                               TOTAL 12    SPO 10    ANT 00   ACE 01  DLM 01

The moon (+0.99) was above the horizon during this entire session.

Universal Time (UT) = PST+8 hrs
Teff = Effective observing time in hours
FOV = Center of camera's Field Of View
SPO = Sporadic (random) meteors
ANT = Antihelions
ACE = Alpha Centaurids
DLM = December Leonis Minorids