Howdy Bjorn
I can buy that explanation. I've been thinking about this, and it
seems that the only way to be sure of whether its the meteor or its
trail thats doing the spiraling is to catch it in action. We do get to
catch meteors in the act on a regular basis at night, and to the best
of my
Hello Marc,
I don't think that your anticipation is correct.
In fact Phil Bagnall from England, formerly, maybe still?
on the list has a special page on his website about spiraling
meteors.
Personally during the surprise -pre 17 hours - of the Leonids
in 1998, I saw one strong meteor, maybe -8 mag.
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