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Camelopardalids Meteor Shower's Parent Comet Imaged | Exclusive Interview( 6:55 )
VideoFromSpace, Published on May 23, 2014
Astronomer Carl Hergenrother first photographed Comet 209P/LINEAR in September 2013 and again in May 2014 (seen in video).
The possible meteor shower may hold clues to how active the comet was in the past.

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Here's the Live Streaming Event Link

Comet 209P/LINEAR Special
Slooh, Scheduled for May 23, 2014
On the night of May 23rd, a new meteor shower will appear in the night sky with potential to become a full meteor storm as debris from Comet 209P/LINEAR passes by Earth this month.
Slooh will cover this possible meteor storm and the parent comet live as it draws closer to Earth than any other point during its orbit.
Slooh will broadcast the comet event from telescopes located off the west coast of Africa in the Canary Islands on May 23rd starting at 3 PM PDT / 6 PM EDT / 22 UTC,
then will follow up with live coverage of the new meteor shower starting at 8 PM PDT/ 11 PM EDT/ 03 UTC (5/24).
Viewers can watch free on Slooh.com and ask questions during the comet show by using hashtag #slooh.
The live image stream of Comet 209P/LINEAR will be accompanied by discussions
led by Slooh host Geoff Fox,
Slooh observatory director Paul Cox with special guests from NASA,
including meteor expert astronomer Dr. Peter Jenniskens,
and Asteroid Grand Challenge Program Executive, Jason Kessler.
The live meteor shower stream from North America will be accompanied by expert audio from Slooh astronomer Bob Berman.