Dr. Peter Jenniskens informs us about the publication of most interesting new results. “Some meteor showers persist for weeks and months, even though Earth sweeps a big arc around the Sun during that time. The meteors...
Read MoreThe CAMS network expanded with 8 stations and 12 new cameras, while 2 stations with 2 cameras each were temporary discontinued. The number of operational cameras increased from 49 to 57 and a larger portion of the atmosphere...
Read MoreGalactic Analytics reports on a major fireball event on 2017 February 6, at 7h25m UT, seen and filmed from various locations in Indiana, Illinois, Michican, Wisconsin and Ohio. A meteorite felt near Sheboygan, WI, and was...
Read MoreA bright slow moving fireball was captured above Denmark at 06h12m50s UT. It started at 78 km and ended at 50 km elevation with an entrance angle of 14°. The velocity was 19 km/s and the radiant was sporadic with R.A. at 132.3°...
Read MorePeter Jenniskens announced an impressive tool on the website of CAMS (http://cams.seti.org/) to visualize meteor streams in 3D. The tool has been designed by the software engineer Ian Webster for the visualization of CAMS data....
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