(meteorobs) Bright meteors 21-23 TU Sept. 9th 2013
Francisco Ocaña
albireo3000 at yahoo.es
Tue Sep 10 17:25:19 EDT 2013
Thank you Przemyslaw. I have seen in spaceweather.com that NASA network has also seen some activity: http://spaceweather.com/archive.php?view=1&day=10&month=09&year=2013
But most of those fireballs were observed the 10th, from 06 to 10 UT:
http://fireballs.ndc.nasa.gov/20130910.html
Moreover it can be glimpsed in IMONET data using Metrec FluxViewer: http://vmo.imo.net/flx/tmp/20130910232308_408394.png (period 09th 20:00 TU to 10th 04:00 TU, bin 45 minutes, others default settings).
Thanks,
Francisco Ocaña
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De: Przemysław Żołądek <brahi at op.pl>
Para: Francisco Ocaña <albireo3000 at yahoo.es>; Meteor science and meteor observing <meteorobs at meteorobs.org>
Enviado: Martes 10 de septiembre de 2013 21:13
Asunto: Re: (meteorobs) Bright meteors 21-23 TU Sept. 9th 2013
Hi Fracisco,
Most of CEMENT Fireball Network observed a brief and quite
significant outburst of September Perseids last night. These
meteors were observed mostly between 21UT and 22UT, there are some
visual estimations with ZHR~ 50. Outburst was observed also by
radio receivers - PFN28 in Warsaw, Poland and SMRST in Czech
Republic. Dozens of SPE meteors were observed during this time
including one large SPE fireball and quite big number of meteors
brighter than 0m.
Greetings
Przemyslaw Zoladek
PFN
On 10.09.2013 20:10, Francisco Ocaña wrote:
Hiall,
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>the cameras in Madrid run by UCM-SPMN have recordedsome inusual activity this previousnight. I have no accesstothe raw data yet, just somethumbnails from anall-sky camera, buttheyseemto come from Perseus (SPE?). Have anyonenoticedother inusualactivity? Theremighthave been onlybrightmeteors, as in the narrower field of view cameras theabundance isnot so remarkable.
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>Bestregards,
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>Paco Ocaña
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