Flare & ISS

From: Linda (jramsey@muhlon.com)
Date: Fri Jul 26 2002 - 23:07:29 EDT

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Listmates,
I've been observing sats, flares, and the ISS.  Hopefully, the following
descriptions are more accurate and helpful.

According to H-A, there were no Iridium Flares at my locartion scheduled
for p.m. tonight -- only for tomorrow a.m.  However, I saw a nice flare
near Lyra.  The descriptive data follows:

Unknown Flare        20:57:43 CDT  (-5 GMT)
                               alt. 58 degrees        az. 93 degrees
                               Mag. -2.5  (3x Vega in Lyra)

I also observed the ISS.  This was the second night in a row.  It is so
beautiful.

ISS                             20:52:55    az. 145 degrees
alt. 58 degrees
            Mag.-2           20:53:14     az. 135 degrees
alt. 62 degrees


It was a nice night for viewing.
Linda R.    37.20,      -87.17:.

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