You are correct. I stayed up till almost 4 am, but activity seemed to drop off after 3 am. Observing from New River, where my SQM was reading 20.6 at 3 am, I think I averaged 1.5/minute over four hours. I saw at least 3 "doubles" and noted a few bursts, as you spoke of, where within a single minute I saw at least 3, maybe 4. Not the best shower I've seen, but enough activity to keep me awake. The brightest were maybe M 0 to -1, but there were only a few of those. Most were +1 to +3, very fast, and left no trails. Thanks for the video! Dan On 12/14/2010 11:01 AM, Howard Anderson wrote: > Hi, > > I just posted a couple of video files of the Geminid meteor > shower taken from my back yard last night: > > http://www.astroshow.com/Meteors/Meteors.html > > The first is an excerpt to keep the file download time reasonable (2.5 Meg) > The second is the whole movie of nearly all the meteors detected and > captured (20.4 Meg) > > There were LOTS even with the light pollution... (I have not counted > them yet > but it looks like there were periods where several occurred within one > minute....) > > -- See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please send personal replies to the author, not the list.