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July 2004 Meteors |
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| July 23 04 5:38am Another nice meteor - A persistent trail visible in the after the meteor burnt itself out in video play back. Video file available | July 23 04 04:03 am A 'tadpole-shaped' meteor wiggling up and disappearing into the clouds upper right. DV AVI file available. |
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| July xx (top) : Twin meteors at Grus - can you tell which direction was the brighter meteor pointing from? Hint : Observe end points of the meteor - most of the time the terminating point is brighter than the starting point. | |
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| Jul 01_04 02:10am (above) : A slow meteor near Capricornus/Microscopium border. Watch the video (350Kb) here. | Jul 01_04 : Similar FOV but 10+ minutes later a swift meteor transverse the star field. |
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| Jul 12 04 11:33:46 pm- A slow CAP appeared in the 'sting' of the scorpion. The 2- minute exposure blurred the clouds Video analysis revealed a 19 frames (=0.76s) flight duration ( x16 seen here). | To get to the bottom of the breaks in meteor track, i manually select the meteor bitmap sequences and stacked in photoshop 7 using copy> pasted layer>lighten intentionally leaving one bitmap out ( creating a single break above ). |
| Find out how many meteors captured by my system recently -> meteor count | |
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