Leonidy 2022 - ZHR ~ 200
: 03 lis 2022, 14:26
Zgodnie z IMO jest szansa na porządny deszcz meteorów z roku Leonidów do 200 ZHR
Cyt. There are several Leonid (Figure 5) outbursts predicted for 2022. The first is predicted to occur near 7:00 Universal Time on 18 November. This timing favors eastern North America and is expected to be weak, perhaps adding 5 meteors per hour to the Leonid count. This is from the 1600 dust trail. The second outburst is from the 1733 dust trail and is expected to be encountered between 6-6:30 Universal Time on 19 November. This timing also favors eastern North America where rates may reach 50-200 an hour for a short time. The last enhancement is from the 1800 dust trail and is expected around 15:00 Universal Time on 21 November. This timing favors the area of the Pacific Ocean such as Hawaii. The moon reaches its last quarter phase on 16 November. Therefore successful observations of these possible enhancements may be seen if you face in a direction that allows you to keep the half-illuminated moon out out your field of view. This activity is visible from everywhere except extreme southern latitudes"
https://www.imo.net/previewing-2022-maj ... or-events/
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Cyt. There are several Leonid (Figure 5) outbursts predicted for 2022. The first is predicted to occur near 7:00 Universal Time on 18 November. This timing favors eastern North America and is expected to be weak, perhaps adding 5 meteors per hour to the Leonid count. This is from the 1600 dust trail. The second outburst is from the 1733 dust trail and is expected to be encountered between 6-6:30 Universal Time on 19 November. This timing also favors eastern North America where rates may reach 50-200 an hour for a short time. The last enhancement is from the 1800 dust trail and is expected around 15:00 Universal Time on 21 November. This timing favors the area of the Pacific Ocean such as Hawaii. The moon reaches its last quarter phase on 16 November. Therefore successful observations of these possible enhancements may be seen if you face in a direction that allows you to keep the half-illuminated moon out out your field of view. This activity is visible from everywhere except extreme southern latitudes"
https://www.imo.net/previewing-2022-maj ... or-events/
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