Category: Results
On dust trails of fireballs
By Alexandra Terentjeva and Ilya Kurenya Abstract: A meteor dust trail is a very rare natural phenomenon. Its occurrence requires penetration of a large meteoroid body deeply enough into the atmosphere. There is only one dust...
Read MoreMeteor shower originating from asteroid 2024 RW1 (CAQTDL2) by SonotaCo Network in Japan
Abstract: Asteroid 2024 RW1 (CAQTDL2) entered the atmosphere as predicted, and a large fireball was seen from the Philippines. This is the ninth asteroid discovered before entry in the Earth’s atmosphere, following 2024 BX1 in...
Read MoreMeteorview – new meteor visualizing tool for the Global Meteor Network
Meteorview – new meteor visualizing tool for the Global Meteor Network Milan Kalina Czech Astronomical Society, Ondřejov, Czech republic...
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2024 outburst of September psi-Cassiopeiids by SonotaCo Network in Japan
Abstract: On 2024, September 4, a meteor outburst was detected by a video camera network in the...
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Perseids 2024 by worldwide radio meteor observations
Hiroshi Ogawa and Hirofumi Sugimoto Abstract: Radio meteor observations in the world detected...
Read MoreMeteor shower data from video observation – Part III – Radiant point distribution map and activity profile
Abstract: The radiant distribution map gives the results of regression analysis for the radiant shift and shows the shape and spread of the radiant distribution. The activity profile is based on meteors that fall within 3...
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New meteor shower in Fornax
By Damir Šegon, Denis Vida, Paul Roggemans, David Rollinson and James M. Scott Abstract: A new...
Read MoreMeteor shower data from video observation, Part II Meteor showers that need careful attention
Abstract: The problem with the IAU MDCSD meteor shower table is that users may assume that the meteor showers listed in the table exist exactly as they appear in the list. 0027KSE is rated as an “established shower” but KSE03,...
Read MoreApril outburst of iota-Herculids has an associated annual shower
By: Peter Jenniskens and Stu Pilorz Abstract: The new April 27/28 shower in Hercules reported from GMN observations is found to have a weak associated annual shower in past CAMS data. Introduction Last week, Vida & Segon...
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The All-Sky distribution of meteoroid orbital elements
by David Holman, Peter Jenniskens Abstract: Radiant maps that display meteor direction and speed...
Read MoreMeteor shower data from video observation – Part I – Research methods and summary of survey results
Abstract: The “Meteor Shower Database” created using data from the SonotaCo network was revised (Koseki, 2021) and expanded using the Global Meteor Network (GMN) data. The number of meteors used by GMN (Global Meteor Network)...
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New Zealand’s meteor camera network leads to recovery of the Tekapo/Takapō meteorite
By James M. Scott, Denis Vida, Dennis Behan, Mia R. Boothroyd, Daniel L. Burgin, David Grieg,...
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November 2024
