(meteorobs) WGN Vol. 40, No. 3

[Javor Kac]

WGN - Journal of the International Meteor Organization
Volume 40, Number 3, June 2012, pages 85-112

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The Journal contents are below.

Editorial
   Javor Kac ......................................................... 
85

Letter - Leonids 2011
   Alastair McBeath .................................................. 
85

 From the Treasurer-How can you support your organization?
   Marc Gyssens ...................................................... 
86

The Capricornids observed from Namibia
   Koen Miskotte and Carl Johannink .................................. 
87

SPA Meteor Section Results: Unusual Long-Lived Fireball, 2012
March 3, 21h41m-21h42m UT
   Alastair McBeath .................................................. 
91

Croatian Meteor Network Catalogue of Orbits for 2007
   Damir Segon, Zeljko Andreic, Korado Korlevic, Filip Novoselnik
and Denis Vida ...................................................... 
94

Daytime Arietids and Marsden Sunskirters (ARI, IAU #171)
   Peter Jenniskens, Heather Duckworth and Bryant Grigsby ............ 
98

Results of the IMO Video Meteor Network - February 2012
   Sirko Molau, Javor Kac, Erno Berko, Stefano Crivello, Enrico
Stomeo, Antal Igaz and Geert Barentsen ............................. 
101

Results of the IMO Video Meteor Network - March 2012
   Sirko Molau, Javor Kac, Erno Berko, Stefano Crivello, Enrico
Stomeo, Antal Igaz and Geert Barentsen ............................. 
108


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Writing for WGN
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Call for photographs
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We are frequently short of photographs for the covers that we publish 
in colour (front cover) or black&white (back cover).
If you think you have a suitable meteor-related photograph (like 
meteors, plots, equipment, observers, etc.), please offer it to us.

-- 
Javor Kac
Editor-in-Chief
WGN, Journal of the International Meteor Organization
http://www.imo.net/imo/wgn