Useful Images
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Washout at Forsyth Rec Site
Satellite Map of Impact Area
Three types of carbonaceous chondrites
Geminids during the night of 15 Dec 2014
Geminids during the night of 14 Dec 2014
Mountains Around Wynndel, looking North from Creston Valley, 23 May 2011
Geminids from Invermere
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Road Map of White River
Aurora seen from Vernon BC 22 Apr by Jerry Mason
Animation of Fireball Viewed from Cranbrook
Map of Canal Flats Impact Area
Proton Arc Vanexus Photography Aug2016
Fireball Develops Tail, Passes Over Cranbrook
Calgary Fireball Seen from Kelowna, Photo Credit Jeff Brower
Meteor Spectra Bill Ward
Pin outs of the ICOM PCR-1000
Martin Dubs Meteor Spectra
Koji Maeda”s Spectrum with Approx Element IDs
Taurid Fireball Spectra from Poster
Aurora over Skookumchuck Nov 15
Fireball from Banff
3D Anaglyph of Mid White R. Gorge
Crossing a Log across the Middle White R
Perseid Meteor streaking through Cygnus
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Sample Night Sky Camera Image
ICOM PCR-1000
North Fork White River Lower Bridge
Cassiopeia and Beacon at 3 degrees North
Aurgid MAC Patch Credit: NASA
Victoria Allsky
Canal Flats Fireball as Seen From Cranbrook
Fireballs First Appearance from High
Interplanetary Dust Particle
Small k-Cygnid Fireball Crossing Cygnus
Russell Ridge Wide View
Meteorite ID Flow Chart
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Top of Wynndel’s Steep Paved Road, 23 May 2011
Calgary Fireball as Seen from Cranbrook, Composite Photo, Credit Rick Nowell
Inside
Fireball over Mt Rundle near Banff
Superimposed Allsky Video Frames Showing Brighter Meteors
Starmap of Northeast Sky with Perseus for 13Aug
Photo and Starmap merged
3D Aerial Photo of Impact Area
Geminid Meteors Towards North and Big Dipper
Composite Allsky Image 12 and 13Aug2015
Geminid Meteor by Big Dipper
Meteor Flare Over Moon
Cranbrook View of Disintegrating Rocket
Top View of StarLight B/W CCD Camera, Dome Off
DickSpalding
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CBET 1501
Allsky Captures Stacked for 13 Aug 2015
Fireball Seen from South Calgary, Photo Credit Don Hladiuk
Calgary Fireball Rough Triangulation
Sporatic Meteor through Cygnus
As Packed for shipping
Allsky Cam Meteor Images Aug 11-12
Aurora seen from Wasa BC on Nov 15
Bluffs seen from river trail through trees
The Leading Edge of the Earth Shifts North and South with the Seasons
Mayerthorpe Alberta Iron Meteor, photo copyright University of Calgary
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Short Green Meteor Trails in Perseus
Our Destination Ahead from KM60
Credit: Ed Majden
Leo Constellation Photo
Map of Rocket Re-entry Path
Estimated Impact Area Shown on Map by Esko
Cranbrook Allsky
Radio Beacon North of Camera
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Perseus Constellation (31mm f3.3 lens, 30s exposure) 13Aug2011 4:44am
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Wide view of the Lancaster East Bluffs
More Detailed Map of the Elliptical Area
Starmap for 14 Dec 2015 Looking East
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Auriga Starmap Superimposed on Beacon Photograph
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Aurora seen from Vernon BC 22 Apr by Jerry Mason
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Kelowna Allsky
Mount Baker Radio Tower Site
Lyrid Meteor Radiant by Lyra
Crescent Moon
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Ursid MAC Patch Credit:NASA
R8500 bottom and IC-746 middle HF homemade transceiver on top
COTR_Cranbrook South Entrance
The Full Moon Will be a Problem
