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Re: (meteorobs) Possible March radiant
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the offer to check further on the Cams,
however, I tend to agree with Kim, let's get a
possible ID on one first. They aren't exactly tearing
up the sky or anything yet! It might, however, be
interesting to see if any of the reported fireballs in
recent years might supply a candidate or two as I
suspect this may well be a very sparse bright
meteor-type radiant rather than a regular hourly
producer, if it exists at all. These type of radiants
are always tough to nail down! Paul in Sicily
--- Mark Davis <MeteorObs@charlestondot net> wrote:
> Paul and Kim,
>
> In an older radiant list I have, the Camelopardalids
> are shown to be active
> from March 14 to April 7 with a radiant drift of
> +1.35 (RA) +0.5 (DEC).
> This may be outdated as a lot of my reference
> material is still boxed up
> from the move. I don't recall many (if any) of these
> being reported over the
> last few years, but will look through the NAMN
> archives if that would be
> helpful to either of you. Just let me know...
>
> Mark Davis
>
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