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If you observe in a group with other people every observer has to observe independently from the others. Never try to combine data from different observers! Each observer must keep their own notes and fill in their own report forms.
What to record
Determination of the limiting magnitude
Obstruction of the field of view
When a meteor appears
How long should the watch last?
General remarks
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