Greetings yet again all, Another clear post midnight here in North Florida enticed me once again into getting out for a productive two hour, pre-dawn Butler Beach meteor watch. With the “plethora” of active...
Read MoreDuring this period the moon reaches its full phase on Tuesday July 19th. At this time the moon will lie opposite the sun and will lie above the horizon all night long. With the bright lunar glare present most of the night this week, this will be the least favorable time to try and view meteor activity this month.
Read MoreGreetings again all, Well, the “call of the wild” was just too much for me to resist this morning, as I awoke at 0200 EDT and looked out to see perfectly clear, sharp and star-filled skies. So, I journeyed the...
Read MoreGreetings again all, I managed a three-hour meteor marathon session this morning from the Butler Beach, Florida site. Unfortunately, the skies were a bit cirrus hazy throughout and transparency was down, so my meteor...
Read MoreGreetings all, I had a very pleasant and productive two hour meteor watch from Butler Beach, Florida this morning that included 41 meteors all told, a majestic -4 alpha Capricornid fireball and my very first Perseid of...
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