[AZ-Observing] Re: Orionid meteors
- From: "Wes Edens" <edensw@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <az-observing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 09:35:39 -0700
At the All Az Star party,I was photographing the area of Comet Swan when =
we had a large fireball pass overhead. By luck my exposure caught the =
last part of it. Has anyone figured out if that was an Orionid? Other =
than the meteor, it wasn't a great picture. Swan isn't clearly visible.
I did get some other pictures I was happy with, though, and so I'm going =
to have Tony & Daphne Hallas scan a few of the better negatives, and I'll =
have them do the Swan one, too. Who knows? With a little tweaking, maybe =
I got the comet and the meteor in the same frame. I'll post the scans =
when I get them back.
Wes
>>> "Steve Coe" <stevecoe@xxxxxxxxx> 10/23/06 4:55 PM >>>
Paul;
I am getting my film developed and if I captured any meteors from the
Antennas site at Hovatter Road, I will bring them to the SAC meeting.
After seeing several of the fireballs, I would put on the 50mm lens and =
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aim
it somewhere "up" and let it track while we got a sandwich and chatted. =
=3D
So,
we will see.
Hoping for the best;
Steve Coe
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Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 3:41 PM
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Subject: [AZ-Observing] Re: Orionid meteors
Hi All,
Someone should send an informal report to the astronomy magazines about =
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Orionids in Arizona. I wouldn't know who to contact, but every time I =3D
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down in my lounge chair Saturday night at Az City I saw about 1.5 per =3D
minute
and most had a radiant in the head of Orion. Didn't make a count.
Paul
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Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2006 12:05 PM
Subject: [AZ-Observing] Re: Orionid meteors
> Hi All-
> I was up at the Kitt Peak Picnic Area last night and was blown away by =
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the
> meteors. I believe they were not all Orionids, and there was a good
> variety of bright ones leaving short-lived trains and really faint =3D
ones as
> well. Rates were easily a couple-per-minute, and even while driving =3D
back
> to Tucson at 3am I saw 4 while driving, one while in Tucson! I even
> caught one fireball in my camera with the half-degree field of my 11".
> All-Az for me tonight - see you-all there!
>
> -Dean
>
>
>> The Orionids have been really good for the past couple of nights. =3D
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>> of
>> bright, long tail meteors all night long, especially in the early =3D
morning
>> hours. Those lucky enough to be out at a dark site are probably =3D
really
>> seeing a lot but even here in Tucson there have been many visible.
>>
>>
>> I think the peak is predicted for tomorrow night (i.e. Sat night/Sun
>> morning)
>>
>>
>>
>> Keith Schlottman
>>
>>
>
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