(meteorobs) Ursid outburst in progress - from Peter Brown

Richard Taibi rjtaibi at hotmail.com
Mon Dec 22 22:48:26 EST 2014


Sorry- sky is overcast and raining at 3:45 UT on the 23rd.  Forecast for the metro Washington, D.C. area is clouds and rain until Thursday the 25th.  I wish I could see this!
Richard Taibi
 
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 04:21:02 +0100
From: jens.lacorne at gmail.com
To: meteorobs at meteorobs.org
Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Ursid outburst in progress - from Peter Brown

Hello Peter,  Bill,  and all !
I just return from an observation here in south-eastern France, started at 21h30 UT and ended at 01h15  UT. I saw a good activity from the ursids : a dozen per hour under a sky with LM 5-5,5 and a low  radiant. I think we can have a ZHR nearly 50 in this conditions .

Reports come later.

I hope that other observers can confirm this outburst.
Clear skies !
Jens Lacorne 

Le 23 déc. 2014 03:44, "Bill Cooke" <cookewj at comcast.net> a écrit :

>>

>> FYI, looks like there is a fairly strong Ursid outburst in progress – started in the last hour or so. Not sure of the ZHR/rates but looks to be quite strong – many tens per hour at least.

>> P

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>> Dr. Peter Brown

>> Director – Centre for Planetary Science and Exploration

>> Canada Research Chair in Meteor Astronomy

>> Dept. of Physics and Astronomy

>> University of Western Ontario

>> London, Ontario

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> Bill

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