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... refers once more to the activity of the September epsilon Perseids on 9 September 2013, which was already reported in the previous issue of METEOROS. This September epsilon Perseid flared up on 9 September 2013 at 23:12 CET. The exposure time is 30 seconds. The persistent train could be detected photographically until 23:21 CET.
This was the brightest of a total of four fireballs recorded in the night of 9 to 10 September 2013 until 23:16 CET by Erwin Filimon with his remotely operated camera at the Gahberg observatory (Austria) using the all sky DSLR (Peleng fisheye f=8 mm on a Canon 350 D under an acrylic dome).
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