1. The Spatiotemporal Characteristics on the Meteor Action HSIEH CHUN-MIN CHEN YU-JU

2. Meteor DiscussionProcedureEquipmentMotiveConclusion

3. Motive We have already known that when an object on earth does the vertical movement, its acceleration of gravity is “g”. How about meteors? How about meteors? Meteors enter the atmosphere because they are attracted by the Earth's gravity, and what the movement patterns will they show? Does each meteor have a similar movement pattern? Does each meteor have a similar movement pattern?

4. Equipment 1. Meteor automatic observation camera(CCD) 2. Free Video to JPG Converter Software 3. UFO Analyzer Software 4. MS EXCEL software Figure 1. Meteor automatic observation camera (CCD)

5. Procedure UFO Analyzer 1.Displacement 2.Velocity ZHR- time variation Number-Mabs variation Free Video to JPG Converter Number-Velocity variation Video camera (CCD)

6. Discussion 1 atmospheric resistance shape n’twell-distributed torque When we discuss the meteors exercise, we find the Perseids are not exercising with uniform accelerated motion as we predict and we speculate the result is related to the atmospheric resistance. The change of meteors’ shape may be one of the reasons why the instantaneous velocity is different. If the meteors’ shape isn’t well-distributed, the meteors will have different speed because of the change of the torque.

7. Discussion 2 bigger returned gets away less The Perseids is the meteors from Perseids comet γ. The Meteoroid Environment Office of NASA points that the reason why the number of Perseids is much more than others may be that the Mother comet of Perseids is bigger. The main reason why the number of Perseids is getting more is that the mother comet returned in 1990s and now the comet gets away, so the number of meteors is getting less every year.

8. Conclusions 1 The displacement and the average speed of the meteors shot at Taitung observatory (2012/8/13, AM 04:03) was 25.68 km and 33.35 km/s. It matches the theory range(11~72 kms/s) that the meteoroid enters the atmosphere. It matches the theory range(11~72 kms/s) that the meteoroid enters the atmosphere. It should be one of the groups of Perseus. It should be one of the groups of Perseus.

9. Conclusions 2 With the increase of the logarithmic value of time, the azimuth of meteor increases (y = 0.0005x + 2.2014, R2 = 0.9983), while the elevation decreases (y = -0.0091x + 1.4472, R2 = 0.9974). Each of them has a significant linear relationship Each of them has a significant linear relationship (p <0.05).

10. The logarithmic variation of azimuth(az) and elevation(ev) of Taitung meteor observation

11. Conclusions 3 The logarithmic ratio of the azimuth to the time is about 1.7 (log az  1.7 log t  az  t1.7)The logarithmic ratio of the elevation to the time is about 1.0 (log ev  1.0 log t  ev  t1.0).

12. Conclusions 4 irregular changes As time increases, the height of the meteor descends (y ＝－ 1.6345x+111.19 ， R2=0.9992),but the instantaneous velocity shows irregular changes. 79 At the height of 79, which is in the range of ionosphere and mesosphere, the instantaneous velocity decreases obviously.

13. The variation between the height and instantaneous velocity

14. Conclusions 5 The peak period of perseids is on august 9. The closer the peak of the time, the more number of meteors can be seen. The ZHRmax is up to 6.

15. ZHR- time variation of Perseid

16. Conclusions 6 normal distributions The patterns of magnitude and speed of 91 perseids show normal distributions. The peak of magnitude of meteors are between -2.5 and -2 and the peak of speed is between 58 and 60 km/s.

17. Number-Mabs variation of Perseids

18. Number-Velocity variation of Perseids

19. Reference of the study C.L. Lin, Y. C. Wang, B. C. Chen and R. R. Shu, “Video Observation of Leonids 2001 in Taiwan”, 2005, CAST annual meeting. Beech, Martin, 2006. Meteors and Meteorites. The Crowood Press. http://www.tam.gov.tw