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(meteorobs) Re: American meteor clubs?
Hi, Trond. Check out Gary Kronk's Web site for a list of the societies.
In addition, send your friend the following information. Or if he is
interested, give me his email address I'll simply sign him up myself.
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A great starting point for learning more about meteors in
general is Gary Kronk's "Comets and Meteor Showers" Page at:
http://medinfo.wustldot edu/~kronkg/
Other contacts for people interested in OBSERVING meteors:
The North American Meteor Network:
Contacts: Mark Davis <MeteorObs@charlestondot net>
Lew Gramer <lewkaren@tiacdot net>
URL: http://medicine.wustldot edu/~kronkg/namn.html
International Meteor Organization:
Contacts: Rainer Arlt <100114.1361@CompuServe.COM>
Sirko Molau <sirko.molau@informatik.tu-chemnitzdot de>
URL: http://www.imodot net/index.html
The American Meteor Society:
Contacts: Jim Bedient <wh6ef@pixi.com>
Dr. David Meisel, SUNY Geneseo, New York
URL: http://www.serve.com/meteors
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