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Jun242024

WGN issue 52-2

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WGN52-2 — Beautiful fireball captured on 2023 July 25, at 00h03m MDT (06h03m UT) from Crestone, Colorado, USA. Image courtesy: Mike Lewinski.

The April 2024 issue of the IMO Journal is now in print. It will be mailed shortly and subscribers can also immediately access the journal in PDF format. The contents this month:

Letter — Addendum footnote. “VLF Signatures from meteors.”
G.J. Drobnock
Observing the Perseid maximum in 2024
J. Rendtel, J. Vaubaillon
2024 BX1 and the Fall of an Aubrite in Ribbeck on 2024 January 21
J. Rendtel, S. Molau, A. Möller, O. Sachs, O. Lenzen, M. Hankey
European Fireball Network data on two fireballs belonging to the new meteor shower with a radiant in
Hercules
P. Spurný, L. Kotková, J. Borovička
Geminid Meteors in Ancient Chinese Records
Y. Shiba

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