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Re: (meteorobs) a little help
Gracias, Francisco
I remember seeing 8 or 10 of these during the outbreak of 1998. Slow, very
condensed, and bluish in color. I neglected to mention in my first posting
that these photos were taken during the Leonids not during the Geminids. I
noticed the discussion on the Delta Arietids does not mention the month of
November. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Tom
----- Original Message -----
From: Francisco Ocaña <paco1987@jazzfree.com>
To: <meteorobs@atmob.org>
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 4:20 PM
Subject: Re: (meteorobs) a little help
Hi Tom!
I´ve been checking and I have found a perfect radiant candidate, the
Delta Arietids( Trigo, Meteoros: Fragmentos de Cometas y Asteroides),
this radiant are very slow meteors (Vg 13), period Dec 08-Dec 14, Max.
Dec 09 and RA 52 Dec +22. Are listed by Terentjeva too, Delta Arietids
North-Q-South (nº70).
The slow meteors saw by Bert and Ashley ( bertunit@aol.com ) and Felix
A. Martínez could be too.
Any other posibles radiants?
Clear Skies!
Francisco Ocaña
Tom Fleming escribió:
> I have been analyzing my photos. I captured a 'sporadic' this I also
> detected visuallydot it was slow moving, bluish to the eye and pulsed on
> entry. If this was part of one of the minor showers, could you help me
> identify it.Coordinates of the beginning of the burn: R. A. 3 hr 21
> min DEC +3 deg 25 'Coordinates of the end of the burn: R.A.
> 3 hr 48 min DEC -1 deg 15' It started in Cetus on its border,
> crossed through lower Taurus and terminated in Eridanus. Tom
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