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Folks,

STS-103 and Hubble made a distinctive pass over Houston at 01:14UT 26 Dec 
separated by about a mere 1/3 degree. However... although I do have high 
thin cirrus clouds around, can someone confirm or deny the orbiter was or 
wasn't performing a water dump because the leading object, presumably the 
orbiter, had a distinctive comma shaped glow associated with it (as visible 
in 7x50 binocs).


Paul Sventek
sventek@attglobal.net
psventek@hotmail.com
paul.sventek@pgs.com

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