During this period, the moon reaches its last quarter phase on Friday August 19th. At that time the moon is located 90 degrees west of the sun and will rise near midnight local summer time (LST). This weekend the waning gibbous moon will rise during the early evening hours, only allowing a brief time to view meteor under dark skies between dusk and moon rise.
Read MoreAbstract: A summary of the activity of the CAMS BeNeLux network during the month of July 2022 is presented. July 2022 allowed to register 29558 meteors of which 15972 multiple-station meteors, with a total number of 4499 orbits....
Read MoreAbstract: An overview of the radio observations during July 2022 is given.. The graphs show both the daily totals (Figure 1) and the hourly numbers (Figure 2) of “all” reflections counted automatically, and of manually...
Read MoreDuring this period, the moon reaches its full phase on Friday August 12th. At that time the moon is located opposite the sun and will lie above the horizon all night long. This weekend the waxing gibbous moon will set during the...
Read MoreRoberto Gorelli points our attention at a recently published meteor related paper: Identifying interstellar object impact craters This article has been submitted for publication by Samuel H. C. Cabot and Gregory Laughlin. ...
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