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[AZ-Observing] Re: Leonid Peak
- From: "Stanley A. Gorodenski" <stan_gorodenski@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: az-observing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 21:48:37 -0800
Thanks. I had not planned on being on the east coast of Africa or Asia
this week and so I will observe after midnight tonight. BTW, it is very
clear of clouds, and nice and cool at this moment in the Prescott area.
Stan
BillFerris@xxxxxxx wrote:
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>Stan Gorodenski wrote:
>I was led to believe from reading skypud.com that the Leonids were
>expected to peak Wednesday morning, but it appears there is some
>speculation that it might be Friday. Does anyone have more information
>on the expected peak?
>
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>Experts predict the 2004 Leonids will feature two peaks on the night of
>November 18-19. The first comes when Earth will pass near the meteor stream of
>
>the year 1333 on 19 November at about 06:40 UT (18 November, 11:40 pm MST).
>This
> favors observers along the east coast of South America. Earth is predicted
>to pass through the stream of 1733 at about 21:50 UT (2:50 pm MST) on the
>19th, a peak which would favor observers in Asia.
>
>For those of us located outside the favored regions for the above-mentioned
>events, the best time to go out and look for Leonid meteors will be during
>the historical peak just before sunrise on the morning of November 17.
>
>
>Bill in Flagstaff
>_www.cosmic-voyage.net_ (http://www.cosmic-voyage.net)
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