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RE: (meteorobs) NASA Meteor Balloon Lift-off
The radiant does not rise above their horizon till about then, but I think
they are still a little late, because a horizontal meteor can go a long
distance. At high altitude one can see a long distance, even to the edge
of the predicted visibility area in the IMO journal.
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From: loonman@newnorthdot net
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 4:20 AM
To: meteorobs@jovian.com
Subject: (meteorobs) NASA Meteor Balloon Lift-off
If the peak Leonid shower is projected to occur about 02:00 UT on
November 18th, why is the NASA meteor balloon lifting off at 06:30 UT on
November 18th??
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