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Re: (meteorobs) June Bootids dust trail question/1998 Burst
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Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2003 06:06:36 -0700 (PDT)
From: Mark Fox <unclefireballmtf@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: R: (meteorobs) June Bootids dust trail question/1998 Burst
To: meteorobs@atmob.org
April 16, 2003
Greetings Meteor Enthusiasts!
Again, if all works out accordingly, I may be out
this year in pursuit of the June Bootids. "Unstable"
meteor streams make so much fun to watch!
If the paper that Roberto Gorelli kindly brought to
our attention was published in 1996, it seems to me
that from Roberto's message, the paper did not list
a favorable chance of activity for June 1998! Thus,
although I do not have the paper in my possession, I
think it can be safe to say that there may be some
surprises in store, not just for the June Bootids,
but for others as well!
Long, bright, bursting Lyrids!
Mark Fox
Newaygo, MI USA
Roberto Gorelli wrote:
> I agree more with Sun's reflex motion (Astronomy and
> Astrophysics
> 7,6, 1996 Meteor stream activity by P. Jenniskens),
> then if this is correct
> the next shower of June Bootids must to be in 2022
> (near New Moon!),
> maximum for Europe-Africa, minor possibility should
> be in 2010 (Full Moon)
> America and 2046 (Last quater) America.
> Roberto Gorelli
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