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		Motivated by the problem of bright fireballs, the results of the analysis of the Tunguska samples and a growing perception that the next "Tunguska" is better if analyzed in space instead on the ground, Korado started the work to replace the Visnjan Observatory's telescope lost during the Bosnian war.
		Korado Korlevic was the editor of the "Nebeske krijesnice" newsletter and referee for astronomical articles regarding small bodies and impact topics.
		The main challenge is still the search of better, more effective way to motivate the gifted pupils, and for that purpose few very different educational activities are organized at the Visnjan observatory.
	amacasev.users.sbb.co.yu /campus1/astronomy.htm (427 words)

	GUST - Global Underwater Search Team (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Korado Korlevic: "I brought eight students and four canoes and the day we had picked was an excellent one with good, sunny weather and calm water.
		Korado Korlevic: "If you enlarge the picture you will see for yourself and we watched the thing in the water for almost 45 minutes, without seeing it move an inch but instead it actually drifted with the current and moved towards the Adriatic Sea, very, very slowly".
		One place known to Korlevic is Brac island and the dragons cave: "The inhabitants carved a dragon in the stone inside some ten centuries ago and again you ask yourself where this belief came from".
	user.bahnhof.se /~wizard/GUSTeng03/okandadjur_RasaRiver_SeaSerpent.html (671 words)

	Korado Korlević - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Korado Korlević (born Poreč, 1958) is a Croatian astronomer.
		In 1995 this new telescope produced the first astrometric line, and soon Korlević and his colleagues had discovered previously undiscovered asteroids, a big breakthrough for Croatian astronomy.
		Korado Korlević was the editor of Nebeske krijesnice, an astronomy newsletter, and an often-quoted expert for astronomical articles on the topic of small bodies and impact.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Korado_Korlevic (334 words)

	GUST - Global Underwater Search Team (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Korlevic tog som bäst bilder av studenterna när de kämpade i det strida vattnet, då han plötsligt fick syn på något som påminde om en klassisk sjöorm (bilden här ovan).
		Korado Korlevic: "Jag hade tagit med mig åtta studenter och fyra kanoter och vi hade valt en väldigt fin dag med sol och lugnt vatten.
		Korado Korlevic: "Om du förstorar bilden ser du vad vi menar och vi betraktade den i minst 45 minuter totalt, utan att se den röra sig en tum.
	www.bahnhof.se /~wizard/gust03/okandadjur_sjoorm_ifloden_Rasa.html (649 words)

	Korado Korlevic and Visnjan Astronomical Observatory in Croatia
		Korado Korlevic and Visnjan Astronomical Observatory in Croatia
		Korado Korlević, founder of the Višnjan Observatory, Istrian peninsula, Croatia
		Korado Korlević, an asteroid was named after the name of don Niko Miličević (+1963), a legendary glagolitic priest and astronomer in the Blaca glagolitic convent on the island of Brač.
	www.croatia.org /crown/articles/9576/1/Korado-Korlevic-and-Visnjan-Astronomical-Observatory-in-Croatia.html (1189 words)

	Korado Korlević (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Korado Korlević (born Poreč, 1958) is a Croatian astronomer.
		In 1995 this new telescope produced the first astrometric line, and soon Korlević and his colleagues had discovered previously undiscovered asteroids, a big breakthrough for Croatian astronomy.
		Korado Korlević was the editor of Nebeske krijesnice, an astronomy newsletter, and an often-quoted expert for astronomical articles on the topic of small bodies and impact.
	www.1bx.com /en/K._Korlevic.htm (335 words)

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		One of Korado's friends in Zagreb drew plans, a factory of medical glass donated the 406mm lens, and the rest was, well, improvisation.
		During the passage of the Hyakutake comet Vinjan was one of the 8 referral observatories in the world.
		Today, using a very sophisticated computer program developed by one on Korado's kids, Vinjan can watch for, and track celestial bodies witch could eventually become dangerous to the life on Earth, as we know it.
	gralfilm.8m.com /strana14.htm (530 words)

	Croatian Times – Home > Panorama > Two new members for the Opatija walk of fame club
		In the science category, they are dedicated to inventor Slavoljub Eduard Penkala and to scientist Korado Korlevic.
		Penkala is well-known for his invention of the first mechanical pencil in 1906, then called an automatic pencil, and the first solid-ink fountain pen.
		Korlevic is a Croatian astronomer who discovered asteroids and has three stars named after himself.
	www.croatiantimes.com /index.php?id=272 (494 words)

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		Cecchini, S., Galli, M., Korlevic, K., Valdre', G. A Progress report on findings from July 1990 Tunguska Expedition, Internal Raport, University of Bologna, Italy.
		Korlevic (1993) Exploding Fireball over the Emilia Region Italy, January 19, 1993, 0h 33m 20s UT, WGN 21:2, 74-76
		Korlevic, (1993) Višnjan School of Astronomy, Hvar Observatory Bulletin.
	www.astronomija.co.yu /razno/astronomi/korlevic/Korlevic.htm (512 words)

	Korado Korlevic
		[12] K. Korlevic: VAP – Proposal of the new approach to introduce gifted pupils to scientific research through astronomy in Croatia, Zvjezdarnica Višnjan, 1992.
		[16] K. Korlevic at all., Published a number of measurements in the Minor Planet Center's MPC and MPEC circulars, 1995-2002.
		[20] M. Juric and K. Korlevic, Visnjan Observatory Image Database 2, Proceedings of CUC 2000onference, Zagreb, 2000.
	www.chaperone.sote.hu /korlevic.htm (3946 words)

	LIBURNICON FORUM :: View topic - About Liburnicon - INTERNATIONAL - HR/EN/IT/DE
		Marijan Vejvoda, archeologist Ranko Starac, and the reputable croatian astronomer Korado Korlevic.
		Miroslav Bertoa, ed un'astronomo croato molto famoso, Korado Korlević.
		Miroslav Bertoa und sehr bekannt kroatischer Astronomer Korado Korlević.
	www.topfreeforum.com /liburnicon/viewtopic.php?p=739&mforum=liburnicon (587 words)

	CARNet Users Conference 2000 Conference Proceeding
		Since the introduction RINGS, more than 1000 new asteroids and two comets (comet Korlevic-Juric and comet Korlevic) were discovered.
		For his work on strategies of observing and searching for asteroids developed in Visnjan ("VOS - Visnjan Observing Strategy"), he has been awarded the 1999 University of Zagreb Dean's award.
		With Korado Korlevic he co-authored a presentation named "Visnjan Observatory NEO Followup" presented at International Astronomical Union's ACM '99 conference at Cornell University.
	www.carnet.hr /CUC/cuc2000/cv/Mario_Juric.html (134 words)

	Distributed by CroatianWorld
		Special thanks to everyone who made this possible, especially to Korado Korlevic of Visnjan Observatory where I've learned what science is and how to do it in creative ways and to Zeljko Ivezic, who gave me a chance to show what I know and can do in the "big league".
		Awarded, together with Korado Korlevic of Visnjan Observatory, the 1999 Edgar Wilson Award for the discovery of comet Korlevic-Juric (P/1999 DN3).
		With Korado Korlevic, a discoverer of comet 'Korlevic-Juric' (P/1999 DN3), and over a thousand of other asteroids.
	www.croatianworld.net /Letters/3439.htm (925 words)

	Korado pictures and videos on Webshots
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		Jest pa na Korado, èe sem e tle.
		Ohrid September 2000 - Dani, Korado, Dorado, Lord of th...
	www.webshots.com /search?query=Korado (34 words)

	Mario Juric - Curriculum Vitae
		Awarded, together with Korado Korlevic of Visnjan Observatory, the 1999 Edgar Wilson Award for the discovery of comet Korlevic-Juric (P/1999 DN3).
		With Korado Korlevic, a discoverer of comet 'Korlevic-Juric' (P/1999 DN3), and over a thousand of other asteroids.
		Korlevic K., and Juric M., Visnjan Observatory NEO Followup, poster presentation, IAU Asteroids-Comets-Meteors Conference, Cornell University, Ithaca, 1999
	www.majuric.org /cv.html (607 words)

	The Edgar Wilson Award Recipients
		Korado Korlevic, Visnjan, Croatia (P/1999 WJ Gary Hug and Graham E. Bell, Eskridge, KS, U.S.A. Peter Williams, Heathcote, N.S.W., Australia (C/1998 P1)
		Korado Korlevic and Mario Juric, Visnjan, Croatia (P/1999 DN Steven Lee, Coonabarabran, N.S.W., Australia (C/1999 H1)
		Among the first eight years' worth of Wilson Awards (1999-2006), 17 awards went to visual discoverers of comets, 10 awards went to CCD discoverers, and one award went to a photographic discoverer of a comet.
	cfa-www.harvard.edu /iau/special/EdgarWilson1.html (309 words)

	Fantastically bright bolide over Europe \| Bad Astronomy \| Discover Magazine
		Prof Korado Korlevic: Those brilliant firey spheres, that we can see even in competition with the light from the sun, are fairly rare.
		About 10 years ago, a meteorite fell near Dubrovnik, and that one was about as bright as this one.
		Korado Korlevic and Ante Radonic mentioned earlier are urging eyewitnesses that have videos of the event to send them as they’d be helpful in analysis and triangulation.
	blogs.discovermagazine.com /badastronomy/2007/07/30/fantastically-bright-bolide-over-europe (3293 words)

	NYEX - Network of Youth Excellence
		The Secretariat has received 11 voting sheets, which is more than half of the possible 16 votes.
		We would like to congratulate to the first president of the Network of Youth Excellence, Peggy Connolly, and to the two vice-presidents, Myoung Hwan Kim and Korado Korlevic.
		Also we would like to thank the trust to elect the Hungarian Research Student Association as a secretary organization of the Network for the coming four years.
	www.nyex.info /index.php?menu_id=2&news_id=30 (92 words)

	K. Korlevic_EN_homepage
		Motivated by the problem of bright fireballs, the results of the analysis of the Tunguska samples and a growing perception that the next "Tunguska" is better if analyzed in space instead on the ground, Korado started the work to replace the Visnjan Observatory's telescope lost during the Bosnian war.
		After few years and help of a group of friends the new, specialized telescope produced the first
		- Asteroid 10201 was named "Korado" - "for his educational, astronomical
	www.astro.hr /~korado (419 words)

	News - February 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		New Discovery!: On Nov. 28, 1999, amateur Korado Korlevic (Visnjan, HRV) discovered an apparently asteroidal object of 17
		He noted a slightly "fuzzy" appearance of the object - designated as minor planet 1999 WJ - in December.
		Comet P/1999 WJ (Korlevic) passed its perihelion on Feb. 15, 2000, at about 3.2 AU and has an orbital period of about 10 years.
	www.fg-kometen.de /news/news0002e.htm (1145 words)

	BAA Comet section
		Wachau, Austria, for P/1998 U3; Justin Tilbrook, Clare, S.A., Australia, for C/1999 A1; Korado Korlevic and Mario Juric, Visnjan, Croatia, for P/1999 DN_3; and Steven Lee, Coonabarabran, N.S.W., Australia, for C/1999 H1.
		The 2000 Award was divided between the following three individuals or groups: Daniel W. Lynn, Kinglake West, Victoria, Australia, for C/1999 N2; Korado Korlevic, Visnjan, Croatia, for P/1999 WJ_7; and Gary Hug and Graham E. Bell, Eskridge, KS, U.S.A., for P/1999 X1.
		The 2001 Edgar Wilson Award for the discovery of comets was divided among the following two amateur astronomers for C/2000 W1: Albert Francis Arthur Lofley Jones, Stoke, Nelson, New Zealand; and Syogo Utsunomiya, Minami-Oguni machi, Aso-gun, Kumamoto-ken, Japan.
	www.ast.cam.ac.uk /~jds/page2.htm (1412 words)

	La mappa del sito internet del C.AS.T.
		31 maggio 1996 : "I grandi misteri del pianeta Terra alla luce della scienza" - Korado Korlevic (direttore dell'Osservatorio Astronomico di Visnjan - Croazia)
		23 febbraio 1996 : "Impatti cosmici sul pianeta Terra" - Korado Korlevic (direttore dell'Osservatorio Astronomico di Visnjan - Croazia)
		16 giugno 1995 : "I corpi minori del Sistema Solare" - Korado Korlevic (direttore dell'Osservatorio Astronomico di Visnjan - Croazia)
	www.castfvg.it /zzz/approfon/sitoweb.htm (1435 words)

	The Geelong Advertiser
		Astronomer and news editor of Sky and Space magazine, Dave Reneke tells us that the lunar eclipse next Tuesday night will be out of this world, so to speak.
		Dave sent us down a series of pictures, including this time-elapse series of the last eclipse taken by Korado Korlevic, but he adds this one will be even better.
		The partial eclipse begins at 6.51pm with the moon totally eclipsed at 7.52pm.
	www.geelongadvertiser.com.au /article/2007/08/21/6256_readers_champion.html (354 words)

	FIDAC news articles Vol. 1 No. 1, January 1993
		This phenomenon lasted about 10 or 20 seconds with accompanying shock waves being reported.
		Korado Korlevic from Croatia reported some observations of a bright fireball over the Adriatic at about 00:36 UT. Dr.
		Jiri Borovicka of the Ondrejov observatory (Czech Republic) reported local observers noticed a flickering light near the southwest horizon at 00:33:20+/-15 UT despite the fact that the fireball appeared at a distance in excess of 700 km!
	www.serve.com /~wh6ef/imo-mirror/fireball/fn9301.html (711 words)

	News - February 2000
		It will pass perihelion on Jun. 24, 2000, at about 6.8 AU and has an orbital period of about 77 years.
		New Discovery!: On Nov. 28, 1999, amateur Korado Korlevic (Visnjan, HRV) discovered an apparently asteroidal object of 17
		Comet P/1999 WJ (Korlevic) passed its perihelion on Feb. 15, 2000, at about 3.2 AU and has an orbital period of about 10 years.
	www.comethunter.de /news/news0002e.htm (1145 words)

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		Reiner Stoss and Korado Korlevic bid farewell to Vienna
		Images courtesy of B. Brinkmann, G. Faure, K. Korlevic, H. Raab, and R. Stoss.
		More images by Tom Alderweireldt, Daniel Korbel, and Korado Korlevic.
	www.astrometrica.at /MACE/photos/photos.html (344 words)

	GLOBULAR CLUSTERS HOMEPAGE - My images from Visnjan observatory made in 2001.
		We've imaged many galaxies (and some other objects), so I've put some of them here.
		In my group was Sonja Milicic, Nikola Strah, Gregor Kervina and me. As the leader we had Korado Korlevic, the leader of the
		I've also put few interesting images from the group for the comets (I participated in processing of all that images).
	natkobajic.netfirms.com /vsa2001.html (914 words)

	News - June 2000
		The winners of the 2000 Edgar Wilson Award have been announced: Daniel W. Lynn (Kinglake West, Victoria, Australia) for C/1999 N2 (Lynn), Korado Korlevic (Visnjan, Croatia) for P/1999 WJ (Korlevic) and Gary Hug and Graham E. Bell (Eskridge, KS, USA) for P/1999 X1 (Hug-Bell).
		Orbits and designations were announced for SOHO comets 135 - 143.
		SOHO-120 and 121 have received orbits and designations: C/1998 V1 (SOHO) and C/2000 K6 (SOHO) are both members of the Kreutz group.
	www.comethunter.de /news/news0006e.htm (950 words)

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		The adaptations would include a complex transit screen, as well as such modern tools as the secondary extrazodiacal progression.
		Korado Korlevic helped with useful hints on Moon in Auriga and Cruithne.
		Two comets bear his name, Korlevic and Korlevic-Jovic.
	www.lulu.com /items/volume_2/148000/148287/1/preview/pre.doc (4954 words)

	Gareth Williams' Personal Web Pages
		There's also a minor planet named after Leighton Buzzard.
		Check out the unofficial Gareth Williams page, courtesy of Korado Korlevic.
		Rumours that I am an alien are completely without foundation.
	cfa-www.harvard.edu /~gwilliams (191 words)

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