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(meteorobs) Meteor Report Aug 10/11, 1996 KILKE
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METEOR SUMMARY REPORT
DATE: 1996 Aug 10/11 BEGIN 0320 UT END 0900 UT
OBSERVER: Kevin Kilkenny
LOCATION 74d 53' 54" West 40d 40' 54" ELEV: 830 ft (253 M)
LOCATION High Bridge, NJ, USA (NJAA Observatory)
Recording Method- Paper (10 sec per meteor dead time)
ALL TIMES UT
Breaks
0425-0441, 0545-0604, 0811-0820
Total Breaks 0:34
Total Dead Time 0:38
Teff: 4.3 hours
0% sky obscured throughout observations
Observing Periods and Meteor Counts
Period FofView Teff F LM PER KCY Spor
0320-0425 RA345D+58 1.00 1.00 5.18 3 0 8
0441-0545 RA345D+58 0.93 1.00 5.13 7 1 8
0604-0811 RA000D+90 1.80 1.00 5.15 24 0 13
0820-0900 RA000D+90 0.57 1.00 4.85 5 0 7
Magnitude distributions
SHWR -4 -3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 Tot Mean
PER 1 3 2 5 10 7 6 3 2 0 39 +0.36
KCY 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 -3.00
Spor 0 2 0 5 8 8 5 4 3 1 36 +1.00
Limiting Magnitudes
Time Area Count LM
0320 14 10 5.2
0345 14 08 5.2
0400 14 09 5.2
0420 18 08 5.1
0442 14 08 5.2
0510 18 08 5.1
0540 18 07 5.1
0605 18 09 5.2
0645 18 09 5.2
0749 17 09 5.1
0806 17 09 5.1
0820 17 10 5.5
0900 17 08 4.2
Mean Magnitude = 5.11
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Meteor Data
## Time Mag Spd Train Shwr (All meteors white color)
01 0351 +0 4 -- Spor
02 0532 +1 2 -- Spor
03 0353 +0 4 -- Spor
04 0354 +1 2 -- Spor
05 0356 +3 3 -- PER
06 0356 -1 4 0.5 PER
07 0403 +2 2 -- Spor
08 0412 -1 3 0.5 PER
09 0419 +1 3 -- Spor
10 0423 +2 4 -- Spor
11 0423 +1 4 -- Spor
12 0445 +1 4 -- PER
13 0447 +0 3 -- Spor
14 0449 -1 2 -- Spor
15 0458 +1 3 -- Spor
16 0459 +2 4 -- PER
17 0503 +2 4 -- PER
18 0504 +2 3 -- Spor
19 0506 -3 3 1.0 KCY
20 0507 -1 3 -- Spor
21 0510 +0 4 -- PER
22 0511 +0 3 -- PER
23 0515 +1 3 0.5 Spor
24 0528 -3 4 1.0 Spor
26 0530 +3 3 -- Spor
27 0544 +2 3 -- PER
28 0605 -2 5 -- PER
29 0610 +2 5 -- PER
30 0612 +3 5 -- Spor
31 0612 +4 5 -- Spor
32 0614 +1 4 -- PER
33 0620 +0 5 -- PER
34 0624 +1 4 -- PER
35 0630 -1 3 -- Spor
36 0632 +0 3 -- Spor
37 0633 +0 3 -- Spor
38 0634 +1 2 -- Spor
39 0638 -3 4 1.0 PER **
40 0639 +3 4 0.5 PER
41 0643 +0 4 -- PER
42 0656 +4 2 -- Spor
43 0656 +3 5 -- PER
44 0657 -3 4 -- Spor
45 0704 +4 5 -- PER
46 0705 -3 4 -- PER
47 0708 +3 3 -- Spor
48 0709 -2 5 0.8 PER
49 0716 +1 5 -- PER
50 0719 +1 5 -- PER
51 0719 +2 5 -- PER
52 0724 -1 5 -- PER
53 0725 +2 5 -- PER
54 0729 +0 4 -- PER
55 0730 +0 4 -- PER
56 0735 +1 5 -- PER
57 0742 +4 4 -- PER
58 0745 +0 5 -- Spor
59 0751 -1 5 0.5 PER
60 0753 -3 5 0.5 Spor
61 0757 -1 5 0.5 Spor
62 0759 -4 5 3.0 PER **
63 0801 +0 4 -- PER
64 0803 -1 3 -- Spor
65 0824 +2 5 -- Spor
66 0824 +1 4 -- PER
67 0825 +0 3 -- Spor
68 0826 +5 5 -- Spor
69 0830 +0 5 -- PER
70 0832 -1 4 -- PER
71 0834 +2 4 -- Spor
72 0834 +0 5 -- PER
73 0835 +0 3 -- Spor
74 0835 +0 3 -- PER
75 0846 +3 4 -- Spor
76 0851 +1 3 -- Spor
0900 Ended for Dawn #############
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Velocity scale per NAMN
Meteors 24 and 39 had double train with gap between bright sections.
Meteor 62 appeared to be in a tight curve near radiant.
Note: These are this observers first reported observations
Report forwarded to IMO's Rainer Arlt via George Zay.