A bright fireball has been photographed by the Danish camera network. The fireball started at about 89 km and ended at 42 km elevation, with a velocity of 34 km/s. The calculated radiant was R.A. = 230.5° and decl. = +51.4°. For...
Read MoreDuring this period the moon reaches it’s full phase on Monday November 14th. At this time the moon will be located opposite the sun and will lie above the horizon all night long. This will be the worse time of the month to view meteor activity as the bright glare from the full moon will obscure all but the brighter meteors.
Read MoreThis report was provided by The International Project for Radio Meteor Observation. In October 2016, three topics were presented. October Camelopardalids The possible activity of the October Camelopardalids was predicted by some...
Read MoreAn huge Southern Taurid with a magnitude estimated at -11, near full moon magnitude, entered the Iberian Peninsula atmosphere last 5 th November. It was registered from Lisbon and Tomar PMN-Portuguese Meteor Network systems....
Read MoreDuring this period the moon reaches it’s first quarter phase on Monday November 7th. At this time the moon will be located 90 degrees east of the sun and will set near 2300 local standard time (LST). As the week progresses the waxing gibbous moon will enter the morning sky and will begin to interfere with observations during the morning hours.
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