During this period, the moon reaches its new phase on Wednesday October 6th. At that time the moon lies near the sun and is invisible at night. This weekend the waning crescent moon will rise during the late morning hours and will not interfere with meteor observing.
Read MoreRoberto Gorelli points our attention at a recently published meteor related paper: Learning about comets from the study of mass distributions and fluxes of meteoroid streams This article has been submitted and accepted for...
Read MoreRoberto Gorelli points our attention at a recently published meteor related paper: Iron Rain: measuring the occurrence rate and origin of small iron meteoroids at Earth This article has been submitted by Tristan Mills, P. G....
Read MoreAbstract: A summary of the activity of the CAMS BeNeLux network during the month of July 2021 is presented. July 2021 allowed to obtain meteor orbits during 28 nights resulting in 7125 multiple station meteors, with a total...
Read MoreI ventured out to the west of Ottawa on the morning of September 9, to observe near the peak of the minor September epsilon Perseids shower. On arrival, I was disappointed to find a completely overcast sky. Luckily, it cleared...
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