The Danish Camera Network captured a spectacular fireball over Southern Sweden on 2016 November 28 at 18h25m26s UT. It started as low as 64 km and ended at 32 km with a very low speed of 15 km/s. The radiant was located at R.A....
Read MoreCall for observations The minor shower 66 Draconid (541 SDD) which was discovered by the Croatian Meteor Network (Šegon et al., 2014) has a mean orbit based on 43 meteors, similar to the orbit of 2001 XD. The asteroid 2001 XD...
Read MoreA strong earthquake occurred in New Zealand, but the two CAMS stations are functioning normal without any damage. The earthquake caused most damage north from the CAMS stations. Another, but very good news from CAMS@New Zealand...
Read MoreA 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 MoreMeteor fireball streaks across northern Japan…A mysterious fireball darts across the predawn skies of Niigata Prefecture in northern Japan. Green light-emitting body Niigata airport sky of Japan is passing fireball?...
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