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Persistent meteor trains appear as a luminescent cloud that is visible im- diately following the occurrence of very bright ?reballs of magnitude )4or brighter. Opportunities for observing persistent meteor trains are limited by the rarity of ?reballs of su?ciently intense brightness. Even if a persi...

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Altres autors: Hawkes, Robert (Director editorial), Brown, Peter Gordon, 1970-...., astronome (Director editorial), Mann, Ingrid (Director editorial)
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Publicat: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Springer e-books [20..].
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Edition sous un autre format:• Modern meteor science, an interdisciplinary view, edited by Robert Hawkes, Ingrid Mann and Peter Brown, Dordrecht, Springer, 2005, 1 vol.(732 p.), 1-4020-4374-0
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