IAU 478 · STC
September theta Capricornids
Measurements from the IAU Meteor Data Center. Each parameter set describes an observation campaign; values and proposed parent bodies may differ between sets.
An activity peak is expressed as solar longitude, not a guaranteed calendar date or observing forecast. Radiant coordinates and orbital elements are reported as supplied by the source. Missing values are not reported; these data do not predict an hourly meteor rate.
2 parameter sets returned for this shower. List-page filters do not hide sets here.
Parameter set 0
- MDC status code
- -2
- MDC status
- shower removed from the MDC lists, but in the future, it can return to the database
- Activity
- annual
- Shower group
- 00000
- Peak solar longitude
- 177.7 °
- Radiant right ascension
- 316 °
- Radiant declination
- -14.1 °
- Right ascension drift
- Not reported
- Declination drift
- Not reported
- Geocentric speed
- 10.3 km/s
- Semimajor axis
- Not reported
- Perihelion distance
- 0.938 AU
- Eccentricity
- 0.606
- Argument of perihelion
- 213.1 °
- Ascending node
- 173.5 °
- Inclination
- 1.7 °
- Observed members
- 13
- Technique
- T
- Submitted on
- SD
- Reported parent body
- Not reported
Reference: 1) Rudawska and Jenniskens, 2014
Source: IAU Meteor Data Center (Jenniskens et al. 2020; Hajdukova & Rudawska)
Parameter set 1
- MDC status code
- -2
- MDC status
- shower removed from the MDC lists, but in the future, it can return to the database
- Activity
- annual
- Shower group
- 00000
- Peak solar longitude
- 170.7 °
- Radiant right ascension
- 315.3 °
- Radiant declination
- -13.3 °
- Right ascension drift
- Not reported
- Declination drift
- Not reported
- Geocentric speed
- 10.19 km/s
- Semimajor axis
- Not reported
- Perihelion distance
- 0.927 AU
- Eccentricity
- 0.561
- Argument of perihelion
- 218.3 °
- Ascending node
- 170.7 °
- Inclination
- 1.1 °
- Observed members
- 6
- Technique
- T
- Submitted on
- SD
- Reported parent body
- Not reported
Reference: 2) Kornos et al., 2014
Source: IAU Meteor Data Center (Jenniskens et al. 2020; Hajdukova & Rudawska)