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Combined Activity Level Graph (WorldWide)

Perseids 2010
Comment:
The Perseid 2010 peak has gone. The peak time was around 02:30(UT) on 13th. Its solar longitude was 140.117deg. There was no unusual activity.

Last Upadated:
16:45UT 16th August, 2010 == Final Announcement ==

Observers:
Kenji FUJITO(Japan), Masaki TSUBOI(Japan), Hirofumi SUGIMOTO(Japan), Hirotaka OTSUKA(Japan), Masashi ARAKI(Japan), Masami AIHARA(Japan), Naoya SAITO(Japan), Minoru EHARA(Japan), Hironobu SHIDA(Japan), Towada Technical High School(Japan), Shigeru KIDACHI(Japan), Masayoshi Ueda(Japan), RASC Prince George Centre(Canada), Jeff Brower(Canada), Chris Steyaert(Belgium), Gaspard De Wilde(Belgium), Willy Camps(Belgium), Mike Otte(USA), Frédéric Lucas(France), David Entwistle(UK), Peter Knol(Netherlands)

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Perseids 2010 with past profiles

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