(meteorobs) Geminid fireballs

[prospector at znet.com]

You sound new to the list, I'm going to recommend you also check out lunar
impacts during the Geminids. For us to see them, they have to be of some
size and may would have been fireballs in our atmosphere. The online site
for lunar impacts is:   http://www.nasa.gov/centers/marshall/news/lunar/ 
the brightness can give clues to size and speed for known showers.
The IMO has fireball reporting for observed Earth events.
                                        Dave English

Quoting Koen Miskotte <koen.miskotte at versatel.nl>:

> Hello Observers,
> Currently I'm working on a comprehensive investigation of the Geminids. I
> am
> looking for experienced observers who has observable data from the night
> 14/15 December (somewhere in the period 1970-2009) and then those special
> nights when many Geminid fireballs were seen. My impression is that the
> proportion of Geminids fireballs ranged from year to year. Also I would
> like
> to have times and brightnesses of observed Geminids fireballs. I would
> like
> to receive this data off list. Also
> Email address: @ koen.miskotte versatel.nl
> Sincerely,
> Koen Miskotte
>
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