(meteorobs) Persistent meteor trains

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• From: ataju@emaildot si
• Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 23:03:15 +0200
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Hi!

  I was just wondering (it's a stupid question really, but what the heck...): 
how long did your longest persistent meteor train ever last and what meteor 
produced it. Subquestion: if it wasn't a Leonid, repeat the upper question for 
a Leonid.

   Oh yeah: mine lasted just over 22 minutes, produced by a -8m Leonid (Nov 18, 
2001 12:36:35UT, Mt.Lemmon, AZ).

Clear skies!

Jure A.

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