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Post by allanuk on Nov 1, 2015 6:47:00 GMT
The final instalment of this gripping saga. M20151101_024038
This is the last bright meteor from the Halloween special. Analysis designated this one as a Mag -5.4 Draconid. Further analysis may confirm this. An interesting and strange night. Although many meteors were captured by my cameras, with many being quite bright, these 3 fireballs were all captured with the North camera.
 
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Post by BillW on Nov 3, 2015 9:05:01 GMT
Hi,
Good stuff! After getting the nice spectrum a couple of weeks back of the (possible) STA it would be really great to get some from the NTA branch as well.
We certainly seem to be catching a lot of Taurid fireballs this year.
cheers,
Bill.
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Post by allanuk on Nov 3, 2015 9:41:18 GMT
Thanks Bill. I'm planning to set up a spectral cam in the near future if I can source the right lens. The feelers are out, so to speak.
Finding the lens is going to be the difficult part. Once I have that, the rest of the setup should be fairly simple.
Then there is just the learning curve to get to grips with.
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