In my haste this morning, I failed to change the
"shower" codes for the
Meteor data section from last weeks
"template." Below is the corrected
data.
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OBSERVER:
Kim S. Youmans (YOUKI) DATE: 02-27/28-2004
BEGIN: 08:36 UT END
10:37UT
LOCATION: Treutlen Co, Ga. 82. 24' 25" W; 32. 24' 45" N
METHOD: Tape
Elev. 240 ft
Facing South, sky 0% Obscured
No Breaks down time 1 minute
(P2)
Sol Long 339.076 Mid Session FOV 14hr05 +18
Total(25) SPO(15)
NAPX(4) SAPX(2) ANT(2) DLE(2)
Period 1 08:36-09:36 UT
SPO(8) NAPX(1) SAPX(1) DLE(2)
Dead time = 0 min, Teff = 1.00 LM=
6.49 F= 1.0
Sol Long. 339.064 FOV Mid period 13hrs
40 +20
Period 2 09:36-10:37 UT SPO(7) SAPX(1) NAPX(3) ANT(2)
Dead
time = 0 min, Teff = 1.00 LM= 6.61 F= 1.0
Sol Long. 339.106 FOV Mid
period 14hr 40 +16
Dead time = 1 minute
Showers
Observed
SPO
(15)
DLE
(2)
11:28
+15
TCE (0) 15:00
-47
NAPX
(4) 16:36
-07
SAPX
(2)
16:36 -37
ANT(VIR)
(2)
11:36 +02
Star Counts (older
IMO charts)
IMO 11,12 (both periods)
Magnitude
Distribution
P1
NAPX(1)
+4(1)
SAPX(1)
+4(1)
DLE
(2) +2(2)
+5(1)
SPO
(8)
+1(1) +2(2) +3(3)
+4(2)
P2
NAPX(3)
+2(2) +4(1)
SAPX(1)
+2(1) +3(1)
ANT(2)
+2(1)
+4(1)
SPO(7) 0(1)
+1(1) +2(2)
+4(2) +5(1)
Meteor Data
Time
Shower Mag. Speed (0-5)
1.
08:44 SPO (3) Speed
(4)
2. 08:47 SPO
(1) Speed (3)
3. 08:53 SAPX (4)
Speed (4) train
4.
09:01 DLE (2) Speed
(3)
5. 09:02 DLE (5)
Speed (2) very brief train
6. 09:04
SPO (3) Speed (2)
7.
09:05 SPO (4) Speed
(2)very brief
8.
09:15 SPO (2) Speed
(3) train
9. 09:17 NAPX
(4) Speed (4)
10 09:22
SPO (2) Speed (3)
11 09:22 SPO (3)
Speed (3)
12 09:30 SPO
(4) Speed (4)
P2
13 09:37 SAPX (3)
Speed (4)
14 09:38 SPO (0)
Speed (2) very brief/train
15
09:41 ANT (2) Speed
(2)
16 09:58 SPP (5)
Speed (3)
17 09:59 SPO
(4) Speed (3)
18 10:09 ANT (3)
Speed (3)
19 10:10 SPO (4)
Speed (3)
20 10:11 SPO (2)
Speed (5) very brief
21 10:21 NAPX
(2) Speed (5)
22
10:23 SPO (1) Speed
(1) see notes below
23
10:24 NAPX (4) Speed (4)
24
10:25 SPO (2)
Speed (3) very brief
25
10:32 NAPX (2) Speed (4)
train
1. Meteor # 22 first seen coming from Draco
through Corona Borealis,
passed west of Scorpio into Lupus becoming a
point meteor.
Observed path length, app 90 degrees. Mag.
+1.
Very slow speed; < 1. Little if any
flaring. Yellow