Re: (meteorobs) daylight obs of Leonids

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• From: "ccmlt" <ccmlt@wanadoo.fr>
• Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 07:55:11 +0100
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Hi all !

Tom :
>I find the comment on the 1999 burst interesting with none brighter
than -6. I was going a bit on the '66 storm when fireballs >were more
numerous.

In fact, there was some very bright bolid in 1999, probably up to -8 or -10
a few dozen of minutes before the peak. I saw several of them, like blue or
green thunderlight just above some thin clouds. More, a very big bolid,
probably -14 was seen by dozens of observers from southwest of France to
northern Italy and Corse.

Christophe



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• (meteorobs) daylight obs of Leonids
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