UK002K
Searby, Lincolnshire, UK, Pointing 072 degrees
All ok Night of 1 October 2026, recording began 18:12 UTC
29 meteors detected. Clear for 6.8 of 9.9 dark hours, 4.2 meteors per clear hour. Go to the latest night
Meteors per night, 30 nights to 1 Oct
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Hour by hour (UTC)
- Solved trajectories (left scale): confirmed meteors
- Raw detections before confirmation (right scale): fewer than half become meteors
- Cloud, from this camera's star count
- Not yet dark
Solved trajectories this night (10)
- OCH
- Fields of view at 100 km, from GMN (dashed outlines)
- Sporadic
- Your cameras
- Where each meteor faded; the line runs from where it lit up
| Time UTC | Shower | Peak mag | Speed | Height | Duration | Also seen by | Video |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20:14:58 | Sporadic | +1.1 | 22.4 km/s | 96 → 86 km | 0.63 s | UK0026, UK0032, UK005C, UK007Y, UK008F, UK00A0, UK00AN, UK00CU, UK00DJ | |
| 20:19:49 | Sporadic | −0.5 | 47.7 km/s | 103 → 94 km | 0.28 s | NL000G, UK009M | |
| 20:49:20 | Sporadic | +0.6 | 40.0 km/s | 102 → 93 km | 0.28 s | UK007Y | |
| 20:50:34 | Sporadic | +0.6 | 18.5 km/s | 91 → 81 km | 0.58 s | UK0026, UK005C, UK007Y, UK00CU, UK00DJ | |
| 21:01:26 | Sporadic | +0.2 | 26.3 km/s | 99 → 84 km | 1.34 s | UK0026, UK006G, UK006P, UK008F, UK00A0, UK00AN, UK00BJ, UK00CC, UK00CU | |
| 21:26:48 | Sporadic | −0.5 | 65.8 km/s | 113 → 102 km | 0.48 s | BE0015, UK0026, UK005C, UK005G, UK006P, UK007Y, UK008F, UK009M, UK00BJ, UK00CC | |
| 21:40:24 | OCH | −1.0 | 42.6 km/s | 92 → 85 km | 0.21 s | UK0026, UK005G, UK006G, UK006P, UK008F, UK009M, UK00A0, UK00AN, UK00CJ | |
| 01:27:27 | Sporadic | +0.7 | 28.8 km/s | 96 → 78 km | 0.76 s | UK0026, UK005C, UK006C, UK007Y, UK008F, UK00A0, UK00DJ | |
| 01:57:29 | Sporadic | −0.1 | 39.9 km/s | 100 → 85 km | 0.42 s | NL000G, UK007Y | |
| 01:59:38 | Sporadic | +0.7 | 61.6 km/s | 106 → 95 km | 0.25 s | UK006C, UK007Y, UK00DJ |
Rows in yellow peaked at magnitude −2 or brighter. "▶ video" jumps the timelapse to about that moment: the timelapse compresses the whole night, so look a few seconds either side.
