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Quadrantids 2010 - The Latest Information

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Combined Activity Level Graph (WorldWide)

Quadrantids 2010
Comment:
Quadrantids 2010 was over with the peak around 16:00-18:00UT on 3rd January. The peak time was the same time as annual year which was around λo=283°.1. The maximum peak level was however weaker than last year. The activity profile was nearly equal to 2008.

Last Upadated:
15:30UT 7th January, 2010 (Final Announcement)

Observers:
Kenji FUJITO(Japan), Masaki TSUBOI(Japan), Hirotaka OTSUKA(Japan), Hirofumi SUGIMOTO(Japan), Masashi ARAKI(Japan), Shigeru KIDACHI(Japan), Naoya SAITO(Japan), Tokyo Sogo High School(Japan), Towada Technical High School(Japan), Minoru EHARA(Japan), Hironobu SHIDA(Japan), Masayoshi UEDA(Japan), RASC Prince George Centre(Canada), Jeff Brower(Canada),Stéphane Jouin(France),Karl Heinz Gansel(Germany), Dave Swan(UK), Wayne Sanders(Canada), Glen Harris(Canada), David Entwistle(UK), Steve Roush(USA), Chris Steyaert(Belgium), Willy Camps(Belgium), Gaspard De Wilde(Belgium)

Quadrantid activity with past activity profiles

Quadrantids 2010 with past profiles

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