Johnson Space Center's Leonids optical observations

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Nov 1999

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Meteoritics & Planetary Science, vol. 34, no. 6, pp. 945-947 (1999).

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The 1998 Leonids Meteor Shower was videoed by NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) personnel, Jim Pawlowski and Jerry Winkler, at Houston, Texas, and Anna Scott at Cloudcroft, New Mexico. The videos were screened and the Leonids Meteors in the videos were analyzed. The outcome of this effort was tables of counts per hour over the viewing period and a comparison to the Leonids Meteors Mass Distribution model (Matney 1998) used for risk assessment calculations associated with space shuttle missions. The comparison exhibited a difference between the observed data and the model. Perhaps this difference can be resolved when observations from other parts of the Earth are assimilated with JSC observations.

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