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(meteorobs) Lyrids, Owls, Bats and the International Conference for Young Scientists

Hi!

I missed the Lyrids this year as I instead took part in the 
ICYS-Conference (http://metal.elte.hu/~icys/; Dutch page: 
http://www.hosting.kundot nl/aspx/get.aspx?xdl=/views/kun/xdl/page&VarIdt=1&SitIdt=3&ItmIdt=16651 
).
The title of my presentation there was "Perseid Meteor Shower 2003 - 
Personal Observation and Analysis". It was also a competition and I 
actually won a first prize in the Physics section, so I am quite 
content. If you would like to check out my presentation, it's online 
at http://bioprotectdot de/meteorobs/

Now back to observation experience, we do not have so many owls here 
(you only hear them sometimes) but in summer nights you can see bats 
fly over you and that can be also quite frightening at first.

Greetings

Daniel

___________

"Meteor observing, in fact all of observational Astronomy, is like an 
iceberg - it's a deep experience most of which is beyond the reach of
words."
        Robin Gray 
(Robin, I have taken this quote into my collection, right between 
Plato and Einstein)
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