Re: (meteorobs) Persistent meteor trains

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Persistent meteor trains
• From: "tom6740" <tom6740@yahoo.com.cn>
• Date: Thu, 01 May 2003 00:28:06 -0000
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Hi,
  My favourate one is a Quadrantids. On January 3 2003, in the 
afternoon (15:46 or 7:46UT) when I was walking out of the classroom, 
I heard a noisy. When I looked to the sky, I found a bright thing, 
move quickly and fell down. It wasn't far from the sun (less than 
25deg.), so it must be a fireball! Although it was day-time, but it 
still very bright, at least -18 mag.! I drew it down and showed that 
it was a Quadrantids.
  Long trains from eta-Aquarids,
Quanzhi

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