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RE: (meteorobs) Early Leonids
Hi to all, its been a long time between posts, but I have been reading.
Just a quick question on Denning's work. I have heard a few references to
it. Who can tell me, is it in the form of a book or is it a combination of
publications? I wouldn't mind getting hold of copy for myself for a read.
I'm sure there are some others who wouldn't mind some information also. Are
there any other recommended publications that can be of some assistance?
Also, I have quite a few Orionids observations and others from October that
I will be posting soon, about 20 hours worth. There not quite finished
being processed yet.
Cheers,
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Adam R Marsh (MARAD)
Assistant Director - ASV Meteor Section, Victoria, Australia.
Coordinator EAMN - Eastern Australian Meteor Network.
E-Mail - armarsh@jeack.com.au
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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-meteorobs@jovian.com [mailto:owner-meteorobs@jovian.com]On
Behalf Of Jure
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2000 6:41 AM
To: meteorobs@jovian.com
Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Early Leonids
Lew,
I was not really talking about various minor streams, what I had in
mind were actually the sporadic 'radiants' - mostly the anthelion and
apex sources, as they are the most apparent.
I haven't read much on Denning's work yet (except on Kronk's website)
but I would imagine that these two radiants were included among his
5000+ radiants.
Clear skies!
Jure A.
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