RE: (meteorobs) PD: ?P/2001 Q2 and Fireballs?

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• Subject: RE: (meteorobs) PD: ?P/2001 Q2 and Fireballs?
• From: Esko.Lyytinen@MINEDU.FI
• Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2001 14:45:26 +0300
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It might be that, but there is too much light pollution around here for
comet searching. I rather suggest you to do that. (I have once (in 1993)
seen such good skies in Australia that I haven't seen here since my youth,
and got just frustrated for several months after this while looking up here
at night). 
Esko

>And don't forget, that once Esko comes up with the dust trail geometry,
>we just need to scan its "line-of-variation", to discover other fragments
>and get some money from the Wilson Award for comet discoverers!  If we
>don't hear from Esko, we know he's out searching for comets!

>Robert H. McNaught
>rmn@aaocbn.aaodot gov.au
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