Re: (meteorobs) Meteor Observations Sep 13/14 ZAYGE & Trianguli

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Meteor Observations Sep 13/14 ZAYGE & Trianguli
• From: Pierre Martin <p.martin@cyberusdot ca>
• Date: Tue, 15 Sep 98 01:41:00 -0400
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George and others,

The best i could do this year for any Aries-Triangulum activity was
a 2 hour teff observation under good skies, Sept 12/13. I observed until
after moonrise. My data is not yet decoded but so far, my plots dont
indicate any activity from this region. I did get a few plots indicating
obvious but low activity from Piscids. Most seen were sporadics. One 
meteor
might be a Delta Aurigid? I cant be sure yet, but will report back soon
with all the data.

Is it possible that the Tri-Aries activity be perhaps a periodic shower
with very little or no meteors in most years? A possible periodic minor
outburst? Perhaps, we should keep an eye out next year just in case.

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