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	June Aquilids Meteor Showers
		Epsilon 05/04-27 05/17-18 057 IV GK Aquilids, June 06/02-07/02 06/16-17 085 IV...
		084.5 18:32/278 +35 IV GK June Aquilids 06/02-07/02 06/16-17 085 IV...
		magnitude Altair (Aquilae) 0.77 Meteor showers June Aquilids Epsilon Aquilids Bordering constellations Sagitta Hercules...
	www.kitchen-baths.com /26/june-aquilids-meteor-showers.htm (166 words)

	June aquilids meteor showers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		satellite images june aquilids meteor showers international weather denmark blizzard emergenciy kit oswego boating forecast sunset tx he can turn the tide and calm the angry sea flooding in turah...
		In checking, we are in the initial stages of a weak meteor shower -- the June Aquilids...
		June aquilids meteor showers (Official three-letter codes are in parentheses) June Aquilids.
	www.etsbouyema.com /66251-juneaquilidsmeteorshowers (281 words)

	Newsletter Sept-October 1998
		The Epsilon Geminids produce lesser activity than either the Orionids or the Taurids but are worth while observing this year.
		They reach maximum around the same time the Orionids are at maximum and provide a good supplement to the activity of this stream.
		Epsilon Geminids are a very fast meteor, be careful when observing as the radiant is fairly close to the Orionids.
	www.geocities.com /vodickar/NewsSeptOct1998.htm (2914 words)

	C&MS: The Epsilon Aquilids (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		The discovery of the Epsilon Aquilids should be credited to B. Kashcheyev and V. Lebedinets (Kharkov Polytechnical Institute, USSR), who detected 17 radio meteors from this stream during May 4-27, 1960.
		This stream was again detected in 1969, during the second session of the Radio Meteor Project.
		Despite Zdenek Sekanina giving the duration of the Epsilon Aquilids as May 19-21, it should be noted that the radar system at Havana, Illinois, had been shut down during May 10-18, so earlier members might have been missed.
	comets.amsmeteors.org /meteors/showers/epsilon_aquilids.html (335 words)

	Three White Stars
		Just to the northeast of Vega lies little Epsilon Lyrae, the "double-double" in Lyra, a marvelous example of a hierarchical double star, two pairs that go around each other.
		The stars of the quartet are nearly identical and were almost certainly born together as the parent birthcloud split and then each split again.
		Marvelous stars are this trio, all seeming the same, all very different, all with their own mysteries, as do all the other stars of the heavens.
	www.astro.uiuc.edu /~kaler/sow/whitesta.html (1122 words)

	Constellation Aquila (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		Only three radar studies give hints to the existence of the June Aquilids.
		It look like the meteors are falling from June 2nd to July 2nd, with an hourly rate between 13 and 35.
		To see the meteor shower of the Epsilon Aquilids some additional optical help seems to be necessary.
	www.seds.org /Maps/Stars_en/Fig/aquila.html (315 words)

	Constellation Aquila
		Two meteor showers radiate from Aquila, but none of these can be observed visually.
		The June Aquilids have only been studied by radar and it seems that the shower is active between June 2nd and July 2nd.
		The Epsilon Aquilids shower is active in mid-May, but it can be observed only with optical aid.
	www.nightskyinfo.com /constellations/aquila (527 words)

	* Eta Aql - (Astronomy): Definition
		Lying almost exactly one degree north of the celestial equator, this quite- wonderful mid-fourth magnitude (nominally 3.90) star in Aquila (the Eagle) glides across the sky just 8 degrees to the south of much brighter first...
		Cepheid eta Aql (period: 7.2 days) Binaries 15 Aql, 57 Aql, pi Aql Planetary Nebula NGC 6891, NGC 6803 Open star cluster NGC 6755 Meteor Showers: June Aquilids, Epsilon Aquilids
		(Alpha Aql) (Beta Aql) (Gamma Aql) (Epsilon Aql) (Zeta Aql)
	en.mimi.hu /astronomy/eta_aql.html (85 words)

	(meteorobs) NAMN Notes: May 1999
		There you will find all kinds of information on showers detected by radio and photographic means, and learn just how valuable plotting can be!
		Under the month of May, there are all kinds of neat, obscure showers - like the epsilon Aquilids, detected by radio, with a parent body in an Aten-class asteroid orbit - and no apparent visual observations in the last 150 years!
		Although the Arietids are a daylight stream with a maximum on June 7th 21h UT, and the zeta Perseids a daylight stream with a maximum on June 9th 20h UT, there have been some isolated reports of visual sightings of these meteors - in the hours soon after sunset and soon before sunrise.
	www.meteorobs.org /maillist/msg13153.html (1881 words)

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		Infobox bingoballs 247bingohall Constellation Aquila Aql Aquilae the Eagle 20 +5 652 22nd 3 Altair 0.77 Epsilon Aquilids Hercules 85 75 August, is one of the 48 constellations listed by Ptolemy and is now also part of the list of 88 constellations acknowledged by the International Astronomical Union It lies roughly at the celestial equator.
		The alpha star, Altair, is a vertex of the so-called "Summer Triangle".Notable featuresAquila, which lies in the Milky Way, contains many rich starfields.β Aql : its spectral
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