Titlebook: Atlas of Meteor Showers; A Practical Workbook Philip M. Bagnall Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Observing Meteor Showers,nth and twentieth centuries, most observations relied on astronomers—often amateur astronomers—who used nothing more technical than their eyes, a pen and paper. However, the advent of cheap, reliable technology now means that it is now much easier and cost-effective to use digital cameras, video and

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The Major Meteor Showers: October to December, in a year, with meteors radiating from Orion. Unlike its sister stream, the η-Aquariids, the Orionids favour observers in the Northern Hemisphere, but there is still plenty for Southern observers to see.

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Meteoroid Steams and Meteor Showers,ly by comets disintegrating as they approach the inner Solar System, and a few so-called active asteroids. But to leave it at that paints a simplistic picture that fails to place meteors in their true context.