Dear All, Past 10 years great progress has been made in video meteor work. How about the future? It may be the right timing to sit around the table, share experience and optimize our efforts. A time a

Denis, Thanks for setting up this groups.io group for the amazing meteor cameras. We are currently bringing up a network of 14+ cameras here in New Mexico, USA I look forward to help and advise from a

Hi all, as some of you know, the Global Meteor Network project is run by folks in their free time and with private funds. The goals of the project are simple: a) Cover the whole world with meteor came

Hi all, thank you for joining the GMN mailing list, I hope we will have many fruitful discussions here. I wanted to get everybody together because I have shared a lot of knowledge about the RMS softwa

Hello Fellow Meteor Observers, Today I received my meteor camera in the mail. I also joined this mailing list, so it's time to introduce myself. I'm Martin Breukers and I live in the east Part of the

I am a new member of this group. My name is Steve Kaufman. I live in Albuquerque, and own meteor camera station US0006. I'm part of the group that Pete Eschman organized in New Mexico. I have been an

Dear Folks: I'm very glad to be on this list and involved with the local meteor network being facilitated by friends in the Albuquerque Astronomical Society and by new friends at University of Western

Hi, I just wanted to ask if you consider the group here to be the definitive place for us to talk and share, or the forums at https://globalmeteornetwork.org/?post_type=forum ? Do you see a role for b

3. I am going to build an autonomous (except power supply) meteor station and I will place the RPi in the housing with the camera. In my case, absolute darkness is needed inside the housing, while the

Not the prettiest picture or bet night, but it does show that Denis new addition works. The lower right hand corner is a flyway. I often see airplanes in the portion of the image. Very top middle is p

I just published the Albuquerque Geminid results to the blog located here: https://globalmeteornetwork.org/?p=412 Peter E.

Hi all, I did and update two days ago (for the new stack functionality) and now the RMS_StartCapture.sh ends with this error File "Utils/StackFFs.py", line 144, in stackFFs filter_bright=False, flat_p

Great news, finally my new camera is arrived and I can reactivate BR0004 station. BR0005 is totally configured too. I'm very excited and waiting the captures now \o/ -- _______________________________

I stumbled on an image of the comet 46P Wirtanen from the night of the Geminids maximum, and checked out if it could be traced on images from the center of Pula. Had to use all BinViewer options but i

Hi all, a few people have tested IMX307 cameras, and although they seem to be very sensitive, none of the ones that were tested were stable at 25 FPS. They can be run at that framerate, but they tend

Happy with the results, this was the fist night with no interference problem (maybe a faulty cable is the root cause) an example of this interferences.... I need to find time to go the remote location

I suggest a funny topic to de-stress Here you can show funny, interesting, mysterious and unusual images recorded by our cameras Unidentified flying snowflake Does anyone summon Cthullu? My neighbor E

Hi all, Aleksandar tested the 8mm f/1.0 lens with the IMX291 yesterday. For those who are interested in "how the saussages are made", in this e-mail you can find the performance evaluation of the setu

Early morning (February 1, 2019) I detected two meteor that appeared to explode or at least flash bright. You should be able to see the flashes for each. ...051651 sub frames 60 - 210 ...105158 sub fr

Hi all, BR0001 is bellow one of Viracopos Airport approach lines. Maybe it's used by flying insects too :) As planes are at lower altitude, it may look as a high speed object passing in front of camer