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Re: Leonid cloud observed in 1998 (Re (meteorobs): Perseid & Leonid clouds)
Actually, one of our guys here wants to look at the "downstream" glow - it
should be visible too, according to him. We applied for telescope time in
La Silla for it, however no response yet... Anyway, that way you have all
of the Earth to shield ;-)
dvk
At 10:51 PM 8/23/99 +0000, you wrote:
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>Rob McNaught wrote:
>> 55P/Tempel-Tuttle. The relative brightness, orientation and position of
>> these trails would make an interesting comparison with observation. A
>> wide-field space telescope or IR space telescope should do the job nicely!
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>Indeed, but wouldn't the telescope managers be turning their mirrors
>away from the meteoroid flux to reduce the chances of impact damage? )-:
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>Malcolm
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