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Category Archives: Meteoroids

What’s visible in February 2013?

Sky notes for February 2013 Continue Reading »

Members’ Observations: The Tears of Saint Lawrence, by Win Corry, August 1999

Perseid Meteor Shower as seen from Cappadocia, Turkey Leaving our hotel dining room in the evening of the day after the eclipse we were drawn towards an excited crowd in […] Continue Reading »

BAA Meteor Section Meeting, Saturday 18th October 1997

Liverpool Astronomical Society presents The British Astronomical Association Meteor Section Meeting In Association With and Liverpool Museum Saturday 18th October 1997 10am – 5pm Main Lecture Theatre NMGM Liverpool Museum […] Continue Reading »