The very first report out of Mongolia
The first Cosmic Mirror on what happened
Data Analysis:
ALEX'98 results in
words and pictures!
IMO's detailled
analysis,
IMO's quick analysis
The three best picture sites of the Leonis 1998
I've seen so far are
NASA's
summary (with many fine links)
Modra
Observatory, Slovakia
(sit down before clicking here!) and
ROTSE, New Mexico
The most entertaining travel report
is certainly Olivier Staiger's
from Thailand.
Here are some links relating to the Canadian part of
Here is one on the Australian radar.
And here are three relating to the U.S.(A.F.) part:
55th Space
Weather Sqdr. (where the data came together),
S.P. Worden (who represented
the U.S.A.F. in Mongolia)
and
something on Worden.
Early reports to S&T.
Some Leonid expedition news and other reports
The results from
IMO's ALEX'98 (Mongolia),
DMS (China),
Staiger (Thailand),
JAS
(Jordan),
ESA
(Netherlands),
Parkes Obs. (Australia),
Airborne observations
(Ames/Japan; there is also a
meteor spectrum
from the mission)
What the HST did.
Media coverage of remaining interest:
BBC Nov. 26 (see also the other stories),
ABCNEWS Nov. 24,
CNN amd
RP
(in German) of Nov. 18,
CNN,
ABC and
Astr. Now
of Nov. 17.
Yahoo U.S., Yahoo D, Chiang Mai News
For historical interest:
Leonids Live from NASA,
ESO,
SpaceViews,
News from the
ongoing data analysis
Predictions from
Yeomans (who in
Space News of Nov. 23
claims he was right - see for yourself) and
STK
More astronomical expedition reports from Daniel Fischer:
India 1995: Solar Eclipse (text
only)
Siberia 1997: Solar Eclipse (lots
of pictures)
Curacao 1998: Solar Eclipse
(pictures on special pages)
