Television observations of faint meteors. I - Mass distribution and diurnal rate variation

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Feb 1975

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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, vol. 170, Feb. 1975, p. 363-377. Research supported by the National Research

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Diurnal Variations, Mass Distribution, Meteoroid Concentration, Sporadic Meteoroids, Television Systems, Asteroids, Error Analysis, Image Intensifiers, Radio Meteors

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A low light level television meteor observing system sensitive to stars of magnitude +8.5 is briefly described. Correction procedures for a nonuniform field of view and the movement of the meteor image are developed. Observations of sporadic meteors with the system yielded a mass distribution index of 2.02 plus or minus 0.04 valid over the absolute magnitude range approximately +3 to +6. Diurnal rate of occurrence statistics are also presented.

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