Re: COBE Flashing?

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At 00:31 6-01-99 GMT, you wrote:
>Hello. I observed COBE for the first time this evening around 5:41 EST as
>it passed through Andromeda and Cassiopiea.  It was brighter than I thought
>it would be and it seemed to be flashing.  Does it flash or was it just me?
>
>John Kocijanski
>Monticello, NY
>41 35N
>74 30W
>


Hello,

Cobe is a flashing satellite.  It was even flashing when it was still
operational.  I have some photographs taken from Cobe with flashing trails
on it.


Greetings,

Tristan Cools
tcools@nic.INbe.net
BWGS Member - Belgian Working Group Satellites

Observing at: Damse Vaart: 3.2486E/51.2279N/Rijckevelde:
3.2867E/51.2054N/Brugge: 3.1611E/51.2108N		

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