Peter 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....
Read MoreA bright Quadrantid fireball has been photographed by several cameras of the Danish Meteor Network. The fireball started at 106 km height and ended at 69 km, with a velocity of 42 km/s, from a radiant at R.A. 230.2° and decl....
Read MoreThe night of 2-3 January 2017 was partially clear and allowed visual observers to watch for the Quadrantids while the CAMS network could capture many meteors. At 2h10m UT a -10 slow moving fireball appeared above the Benelux...
Read MoreA bright fireball has been photographed by four stations of the Danish Meteor network. It started at 83 km and ended at 31 km, moving at 20 km/s from a radiant at R.A. 81.2° and Decl. +23.6°. More information:...
Read MoreOn the morning of 2016 December 6, at 4h15m (UT) a fireball lit up the sky over southern Norway. A ~ -17 magnitude fireball appeared over the Norwegian Sea. It was visible for 12 seconds and showed several explosions. Witnesses...
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