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A couple of days ago I wrote (in the message 'Guest "variable 
star" in Ursa Major"), regarding an observation on 2 July UTC

> Later there was a very good pass of the NOSS 2-3 trip,
> and two of the three reached one-power visibility!

That was NOSS 2-1 (90-50C, D, and E), not 2-3, and I meant to 
type "trio", not "trip" (which I guess could have passed for 
a sort of an abbreviation of "triplet").  

Since Thursday evening (local time), though some observing 
was possible Friday and less on Saturday, the weather has not 
cooperated so as to allow an attempt to confirm the one-power 
observation of what seems to have been Molniya 3-36 tumbling 
slowly in Ursa Major.  Our weather prospects don't look very
good for the next several days, either.

Ed Cannon - ecannon@mail.utexas.edu - Austin, Texas, USA

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