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(meteorobs) The nights after the peak....
Lew Gramer wrote:
> I was a little bit stunned this morning, to see how empty
> my email Inbox was of 'meteorobs' and 'IMO-News' messages!
> Surely the whole globe is not clouded over??
For those possibly new to the list, I would like to remind people that
serious observations for the nights leading up to the Leonid storm peaks -
and the nights after the storm peaks - are valuable as well.
The meteor researchers who use all our data need as much coverage as
possible for showers. So - even if you are clouded on the most
<spectacular> night - please try to send us your observations for the
following nights. Not nearly as exciting, I know - but still extremely
valuable for the meteor researchers.
Also too, don't forget the alpha Monocerotid shower peaking at about 20.30
UT on November 21st - Thursday. We could use observations of that shower as
well - and it has been known to have outbursts too! For more information on
the alpha Mons, check out the IMO website at http://www.imodot net.
Send data from...
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North America to .......................... namn@atmob.org
other locations to ........................ visual@imodot net
- Cathy Hall
NAMN
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