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(meteorobs) Re: daylight meteor shower



Hiroshi and All,

Not only are the Daylight Arietids active at this time but also the Zeta
Perseids (peak June 9) and the Beta Taurids (peak June 28). These three
radiants can combine to produce some very impressive radio rates
throughout the month of June.

Best Wishes!

Robert Lunsford


Hiroshi Ogawa wrote:
> 
> Hello, everyone
> 
> I'm Hiroshi Ogawa in Japan. By the data at Misato Observatory(Wakayama,Japan), Daylight
> meteor shower is very good activity from 5th June. On the other hand, however, I can find
> other peak around 14:00-15:00JST(05:00-06:00UT) since 5th June. This activity is
> increasing today.
> "What is this activity??" How about everyone?
> 
> The following table is the hourly data at Misato Observatory. And there are observational
> data and graph on my homepage. URL is " http://homepage2.nifty.com/~baron/ ".Then, please
> look at the content of "Daylight meteor stream".
> 
> The first line is "all echoes". The second line is "long echoes(>20sec.)"
> 
> JST 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
> UT  15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> June,2001
> 04/ 13 20 20 18 34 27 36 32@20 Es 11 IF@12 28@18 14 15 10 @6 @6  7 16 20 23
>                        3                    1
> 05/ 24 19 20 24 40 51 43 46 31 20 12 20 29@37 25 31 20 11 10  8  9 15 13 17
> 
> 06/ 16 21 23 29 33 47 47 46 42 29 14 22 18 33 34 28 13 11  8  8 10 12 17 18
>               1
> 07/ 16 15 23 32 40 39 48 47 32@22 Es@15@18 22 23 23 15  8 11  8 10  8 16 22
>            1  2                                1                       1
> 08/ 29 23 22 39 51 38 57 48 48 26 18 20 30 23 32 26 15  6 10  7@12 16 13 25
>                  1
> 09/ 25 23 21 34 38 53 59 38 32 21 18 20 28 32 28 13 IF Es Es@16 14 11 18 34
>                     1
> 10/ 18 15 31 34 34 51 51 45 27 IF IF IF@16 19@34 25 15 10  9  6 12 15 15 15
>                     1
> 11/ 33 23 25 36 36 57 49 46 30 24 19 24 24 27@36 IF@12  9  6 10 10 27 22 21
>                     1  2
> 12/ 21 17 23 38 55 53 50 39 35 31 15 13 33 28 44 25 14 10  9  5 12
>                  1  1
> 
> JST =UT + 9 h
> 
> memo:
>  @: Hourly rate estimated by effective observation time less than 60 min.
> IF: Contamination due to radio noise or interference
> Es: Contamination due to sporadic E opening
> 
> Location: Misato Observatory(Wakayama, JAPAN) 135.40deg E, 34.13deg N
> Frequency: 53.750 MHz.
> Antenna: original Dipole(height:1m, to level, element:west-east)
> Receiver:AOR AR8000 USB-Mode
> Transmitter:Sabae, Fukui, Japan
> Observing method: HROFFT software(by Okawa), manual count
> 
> With best wishes
> Hiroshi Ogawa
> 
> ----------------------------------------
> Hiroshi Ogawa (University of Tsukuba, JAPAN)
> mailto: HZH02257@nifty.ne.jp
> Radio Meteor Obs. http://homepage2.nifty.com/~baron/
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