(meteorobs) WGN Vol. 39, No. 4

[Javor Kac]

WGN - Journal of the International Meteor Organization
Volume 39, Number 4, August 2011, pages 87-120

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The Journal contents are below.

Editorial - Perseids a training for the Draconids
   Javor Kac ......................................................... 
87

Letter - Missing Meteor Beliefs Project papers from the 2008
IMC Proceedings
   Editorial Board ................................................... 
87

Family of minor bodies related to the periodic comet Finlay
   Alexandra Terentjeva and Sergey Barabanov ......................... 
88

Discovery of the February Eta Draconids (FED, IAU#427): the dust
trail of a potentially hazardous long-period comet
   Peter Jenniskens and Peter S. Gural ............................... 
93

Meteorite-dropping bolide over north Croatia on 4th February,
2011
   Damir Segon, Korado Korlevic, Zeljko Andreic, Javor Kac, Jure
Atanackov and Gregor Kladnik ........................................ 
98

Results of the IMO Video Meteor Network - April 2011
   Sirko Molau, Javor Kac, Erno Berko, Stefano Crivello, Enrico
Stomeo, Antal Igaz and Geert Barentsen ............................. 
100

Results of the IMO Video Meteor Network - May 2011
   Sirko Molau, Javor Kac, Erno Berko, Stefano Crivello, Enrico
Stomeo, Antal Igaz and Geert Barentsen ............................. 
105

Meteor Beliefs Project: The Ensisheim thunderstone
   Alastair McBeath ................................................. 
110


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-- 
Javor Kac
Editor-in-Chief
WGN, Journal of the International Meteor Organization
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