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(meteorobs) LATE Fwd: NASA Science News "Leonids Around the Clock"
One curious question after the fact: Did this "spreading around the globe"
by NASA observers include any observing stations in Asia? I had not heard
of any, but perhaps some of the well known observers who reported during
that weekend from Korea, Japan, Taiwan or other sites were actually also
a part of this NASA effort?
Clear skies,
Lew Gramer
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NASA Science News for November 15, 2001
Experts agree: a meteor storm will erupt somewhere on Earth this weekend.
But where? when? and how big will it be? Forecasts differ on these basic
points. To discover which predictions are correct, a NASA-led team of
astronomers will spread around the globe to monitor the 2001 Leonid
meteor
shower. Catch their reports live on the web!
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