obs of jan 30

From: Tony Beresford (starman@camtech.net.au)
Date: Sun Jan 30 2000 - 16:10:10 PST

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In IOD format:
25017 97 064A   8597 F 20000130112705900 27 25 0343300-094700 48 S+025 05       
25017 97 064A   8597 F 20000130112800000 27                      M+005 05       
23097 94 026A   8597 F 20000130113552900 27 25 0712600-305300 48 S+060 05       
24680 96 072A   8597 F 20000130122454200 27 25 1221400-573300 48 S+070 05       

the flare from lacrosse3 (2nd line) was most unusual, 
perhaps because it was close to overhead.
usa 129 96 72a was about on time. its faintness must have left
it invisible on previously reported negative observations.

tony beresford
8597 34.968s,138.6333e, 100m asl

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