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Aliens on our allsky camera.... :)
(or possibly a couple of amorous snails playing chase...)
The brightest was magnitude -7.33 and there were five confirmed fireballs. The average magnitude was about +1.
There were no meteorite dropping events unfortunately. The really bright event was over the sea. :(
Full report available here
https://archive.ukmeteors.co.uk/reports/2024/PER/index.html
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Well, its been a week since the Perseids peak, and i've finally had a chance to breathe, what with aurora at the same time!
But how did we do?
We captured 121,574 single-station detections from 219 cameras, with one station detecting nearly 1400 perseids.
75,761 single-station detections were matched with other detections and led to 8,239 confirmed Perseid meteor orbits and trajectories.
One matched event was picked up by 49 stations, which i think is a record for the UK.
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Just a few brightish ones last night and only 33 confirmed matches, thanks to the blanket of cloud.
https://archive.ukmeteors.co.uk/latest/dailyreports/dailyreport.html
Mark McIntyre