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(meteorobs) FW: [IMO-News] Watching for possible meteors with the same orbit as Pribram and Neuschwanstein
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Clear skies,
Lew Gramer <owner-meteorobs@atmob.org>
-----Original Message-----
From: Pavel Spurny [mailto:spurny@asudot cas.cz]
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 9:45 AM
To: Jan Verfl; imo-news@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [IMO-News] Watching for possible meteors with the same orbit as
Pribram and Neuschwanstein
Hello all,
>
> The radiant is somewhere on 190, +20 in COM (I'm sorry but i don't
> remember the exact values and have know no time to ask for them),
> what means that a northern-hemisphere obserevr can watch for the
> whole night. The best nights for looking shoud be 6./7. and 7./8.
> but it could be useful to pay some atention to one night before and
> one after.
>
I am reacting to this mail, because we originally initiated this idea of
observation of this potential meteor (meteorite) stream. I think that
it is worth to do this.
The correct position of the geocentric radiant is:
RA = 192.3 deg, DE = 18.5 deg and Vg = 17.5 km/s
These are average values from Pribram and Neuschwanstein radiant
positions.
In addition to the regular photographic observations of bright meteors
by EN photographic cameras we plan to set a double station TV
observation from Ondrejov and Kunzak stations to cover also fainter
meteors.
I would very appreciate if anybody who will have some results (positive or
negative) could inform me.
Best regards and clear skies,
Pavel Spurny
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