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[kim hay]

On 09/05/2013 7:20 PM, Kim Youmans wrote:
According to the IMO, the Aurigids (AUR) are active until Sept 5th.
with roughly 6 per hour.

Kim Hay
> My best guess would be an earthgrazer that briefly hit a patch of 
> thinner air and "went out" for a moment or so.
>
> Kim Y.
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> *From:* richard hill <dwarfnova at hotmail.com>
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> Anyone see any unusual meteor activity this morning? Between 040-065 
> UT I saw four meteors (2nd magnitude-moderate speed) radiate from 
> northern Cygnus. One meteor appeared, disappeared and then reappeared 
> farther down its trajectory. I have seen his happen several times 
> before over the years. Anyone know what causes it?
>
> Rick Hill
> Asheville, NC
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