Ed Cannon wrote: >Feb. 9 UTC (Tuesday evening local), one-power flashes were >again observed from TDF 1 (88-98A, 19621, a near-geosynch >satellite) from about 1:48:26.75 to about 1:51:25.50. I observed this flasher from my location (29.16S,51.18W) on Monday and Twesday night (Feb 08 and 09 UTC). I was more interested in measuring the period. I achieved a period (or half period) of 16,4 seconds. I also observed that the naked eye visible flashes were about 10 minutes late on Tuesday night (Feb. 9 UTC). I donīt have the exact time of the begining and the end of the one-power flashes. But the times seems to be diferent of those related by Ed Cannon. On Feb. 09 UTC, Ed Cannon observed it until 1:51:25 (UTC). This time matches my observations of Feb. 08 (UTC). So, the question is: the one-power flashes may be visible at diferent times for obsevations at diferent locations? Alcir Carra Caxias do Sul, Brazil ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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