Good Day! Bill Gray!

I turn to you my request sent to yahoo groups, to know what is the solution
to this problem!

Probably must wait a long time until the IAU determines the inclusion
of new meteor
showers, but I understand that there is no uniformity in the list of the
acronyms
of the various meteor showers!
To solve this problem in order to order to have a list of meteor showers always
up to date and complete, I ask to Bill Gray
what solution he suggests!

Regards!

Alfredo Caronia
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Text of the previous email:

*" Hi All!

>
> I verified, by searching by Guide 9 with the command "Go to TDF.Object -
> Meteor Showers IMO", that are not included various meteor showers
> taken from the list IMO used as reference in Guide 9!
>
> Examples:
>
> Northern Daytime omega Cetids (NOC) - Results: Object Not Found.
>
> Same results ( object not found) for the following meteor shower:
>
> - The shower Eta Lyrids (ELY)
>
> - April rho Cygnids (ARC),
>
> - Comet Halley Age Aquariids (EAQ),
>
> - The annual Northern June Aquilids (NZC)
>
> *
> *
> and so on .
> *
> *
> Also, if I try to find, with the command "Go to TDF.Object - IMO Meteor
> Showers",
> the meteor indicated by the following name:
>
> Southern Daytime omega Cetids (OCE) *
>
> when I type " OCE " , Guide 9 gives this result: " Radiant of Meteor
> Shower
> Omikron-Centaurids IMO (International Meteor Organization) acronym: OCE ".
>
> What are the reasons for this?
>
> However, I suggest finding the ability to make these data upgradeable regard
> to the periodic updates of the list of meteor showers that is to be
> accordingly amended or supplemented!
>
> *
> *Note: Links used by the undersigned:
>
> * http://cams.seti.org/maps.html
> * http://www.arm.ac.uk/~dja/shower/codes.html
>
> *
> *Regards!
>
> *
> *Alfredo Caronia* "
>

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