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These are the observations taken by rhishikesh from 17
to 19 th of november with 15 minutes division.
regards,
Nilesh.
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Mr. Nilesh V. Puntambekar
202, shukrawar peth ,
pune-411002
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Leonids Meteor shower 2001.
Visual Observations - Summery Report.
Observer's Name : Kulkarni Rhishikesh.
IMO Code : KULRH
Date : 17-18/11/2001
Begin : 19:32 hr U.T.
End : 21:20 hr U.T.
Country : INDIA.
Location long. :73.46' latit. : 18.59'
Other Identification Of Site : Sanhyadri Highschool,Rajgurunagar.
Shower: LEO. Alpha = 153, delta = +22
Period(UT) Field Teff F LM LEO Spor. Tot.
Alfa Delta H m M | N M | N
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19:32 to 78.4 +46 0.46 1 5.2 C 0 C 3 3
20:00
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20:00 to 99 +16.4 1 1 5.3 C 13 C 4 17
21:05
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21:30 to 114 +5.3 1.33 1 5.12 C 21 C 7 28
22:50
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22:57 to 114 +5.3 0.40 1 4.83 C 9 C 2 11
21:20
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Total 43 16
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Magnitude distribution.
Shower -6 |-5 |-4 |-3 |-2 |-1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |4 tot.
LEO
LEO 2 5 1 4 1 13
LEO 2 1 1 2 12 3 21
LEO 1 1 1 1 4 1 9
Spo 1 2 2 7 4 16
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The fireball of mag. -6dot it was shower fireball yellowish colour
and it's gas tail was visible for 1.5 min.
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Date : 18-19/11/2001
Begin : 19:35 hr U.T.
End : 23:30 hr U.T.
Period(UT) Field Teff F LM LEO Spor. Tot.
Alfa Delta H m M | N M | N
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19:35 to 114 +5.3 0.3 1 4.94 C 21 C 3 24
19:53
20:00 to 114 +5.3 0.75 1 5.86 C 61 C 2 63
20:45
21:15 to 114 +5.3 1.25 1 5.57 C 164 C 7 171
22:30
22:50 to 114 +5.3 0.66 1 5.61 C 77 C 6 83
23:30
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Total 323 18
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Period(UT) | Meteors
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19:35 to 19:45 15
19:45 to 19:53 6
20:00 to 20:15 10
20:15 to 20:25 17
20:25 to 20:35 15
20:35 to 20:45 19
21:15 to 21:22 28
21:22 to 21:30 14
21:30 to 21:40 22
21:40 to 21:52 23
21:52 to 22:03 29
22:03 to 22:10 18
22:10 to 22:20 13
22:20 to 22:30 17
22:55 to 23:00 18
23:00 to 23:10 24
23:10 to 23:20 15
23:20 to 23:25 9
23:25 to 23:30 12
Magnitude distribution.
Shower -6 |-5 |-4 |-3 |-2 |-1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |4 tot.
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LEO 1 2 6 4 1 7 21
LEO 1 2 8 12 17 2 18 1 61
LEO 3 4 9 27 31 40 36 12 2 164
LEO 1 2 5 6 18 37 6 2 77
Spo 2 2 8 5 1 18
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Alls shower meteors brighter than 0 were having trails and most
were white and yellowish in color.
Fireballs of mag. 4 & -5’s gas trail were visible for
20 sec. to 1 minute.
One bright bolides burst near the radiant and I herd it’s whooping sound
In this report I have not differanciated Taurid and sporadic meteors, but
Taurid shower was also active.
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