(meteorobs) Artificial Meteor Showers Soon ?!

[drobnock]

Artificial meters on a schedule. Brilliant. Still there are over a
million pieces of manmade potential artificial meteor objects in the
sky. According to space.com the oldest pieces of junk orbiting waiting
to be an artificial meteor is the Vanguard 1 circa 1958. Maybe the next
venture in artificial meteor alerts and observation is the announcement
of the burn up of vintage manmade meteoroid stuff.

What a show the effect of 2,700 metric tons of debris in low-Earth orbit
space junk falling at the same time to earth, in a single location.


Cliff Sojourner wrote:

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> On July 1, 2015 12:44:06 PM PDT, Bruce McCurdy <bmccurdy at shaw.ca>
> wrote:
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>      Oh for pete’s sake – what next?
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>      Bruce
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>      *****
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>      From: meteorobs-bounces at meteorobs.org
>      [mailto:meteorobs-bounces at meteorobs.org] On Behalf Of george
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>      Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2015 1:41 PM
>      To: Meteor science and meteor observing
>      Cc: Ronald E. Baker; lynne gilliland; astro; Russell Swaney;
>      Rehner, Daniel
>      Subject: (meteorobs) Artificial Meteor Showers Soon ?!
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>      Fellow Meteor Enthusiasts,
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>          It looks like light pollution isn’t the only big problem
>      meteor observers of the future
>      will have if artificial meteor showers become very popular.
>      More at:
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>      h
>      tp://www.iflscience.com/space/japanese-startup-wants-create-man-made-meteor-showers
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>      Starry (unpolluted) Skies,
>      GWG
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