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| Photographer, Location | Images | Comments | |
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Kathie Pascual,
southwest Montana, USA Nov. 19 |
#1 | K. Pascual: "Skies were mostly cloudy during the night, however, I managed to capture this meteor around 4:30 am MST just before the hole in the clouds closed. Details: 10 second exposure, using a 28 mm lens, taken Nov 19, 2002 using Kodak MAX 400. " |
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Thad
V'Soske, Anza-Borrego Desert near San Diego, CA Nov. 19 |
#1, #2, #3, #4, more | T. V'Soske: "These images were captured near Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in east San Diego County. Fuji Provia 400/F slide film was used with 2-min exposures and a variety of Canon & Olympus lenses - all at f/2.8. The blazing moon overpowered many of this year's Leonids. Still, it was a wonderful show, with a few meteors actually appearing on film! " |
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Richard Allen,
Mineral Wells, Texas Nov. 19 |
listen, look | R. Allen: "This is a recording of a television video signal at 55.24 MHz reflected from a Leonid meteor. The Doppler shift is caused by the fast moving reflection ionization produced by the meteor. The spectrum plot shows this clearly." |
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Lionel
Bernardi, near Nice in l'Escarene, France Nov. 19 |
#1, #2 | Members of the Astro Biniou Club saw this moonlit smokey trail (the debris from a Leonid fireball) twisted by high altitude winds. |
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Chris
Gray, near Carman, Manitoba, Canada Nov. 19 |
#1 | Photo details: Nikon D100, 20mm 25sec, f/2.8, tripod, ISo200 |
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Tomas
Trzicky, Prague, Czech republic Nov. 19 |
#1 | Jupiter and a Leonid meteor appear amid moonlit clouds. Photo details: Practica camera + f=16mm 2.8 Zenitar fish-eye lens, exposure 1 minute and film Kodak Supra 400. |
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Robert Hoetink,
Enschede, The Netherlands Nov. 19 |
#1, more | This picture is a composite of three 8-second exposures. |
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Mike Holloway,
Van Buren, Arizona Nov. 19 |
#1 | M. Holloway: "This northern cross is a plane moving from right to left and a small meteor crossing in the North sky. I used a 35mm using a 40mm lense at F5.7. I didn't have a lot of luck with the 800 ISO film picking up the shower with the full moon. " |
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Bob
Shabowski, Geneva, IL, USA Nov. 19 |
#1, #2 |
#1 Leonid near Jupiter: single 8 second shot with Nikon CP990 #2 Leonid through the Big Dipper: single 10 second shot with Nikon CP990 |
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Yaron Kidron (San Francisco, California); Kyle Linder (Cape Girardeau, Missouri); Jesper Holmgren (Denmark); Brett Clapper (Shelby NC); Ted Lucktenberg (Spartanburg, SC); Peter Vasey (on the coast of the North Sea, England); Pierre Lancien (Lyon France); Bob Sandy (Roanoke County,Virginia); Bruce Berger (Chelmsford, MA); Mike O'Leary (El Cajon, CA); Philippe Moussette (Quebec, Canada) |
