PPAS from last few nights. Ones reported steady with
durations indicate PPAS objects that appeared steady
over the duration, w/o varying. 83-22A was a surprise
on a 30 deg W pass in deep twilite, so I didn't get
good count.
Brad Young, BY, Lat = +36.1397, Long = -95.9838, Alt =
201 m
71- 67 K 07-07-27 02:49:30 BY 133.2 S
mag 5.5
04- 21 B 07-07-27 02:51:21 BY 69.3 S
mag 4
82- 72 A 07-07-27 03:11:54 BY 6.6
Flare mag 3
97- 34 C 07-07-27 03:13:46 BY 60.6 0.2 40 1.51
FF mag 5->8
84- 65 C 07-07-27 03:22:09 BY 19.5 0.2 10 1.95
FF mag 3->6
83- 22 A 07-07-28 02:26:38 BY FF
mag 3 1X UNID
06- 19 A 07-07-28 02:29:38 BY 229.4 S
mag 6
77- 02 A 07-07-28 02:34:24 BY 88.4 S
mag 5
03- 52 B 07-07-28 03:39:59 BY 173.4 1.0 2 86.7
MM mag 5->7
98- 76 B 07-07-28 03:41:11 BY S
mag 6
78- 35 B 07-07-28 03:43:38 BY 143.6 0.2 30 4.79
FF 6->inv
64- 38 A 07-07-28 04:09:47 BY S
mag 8.5
79- 03 A 07-07-28 04:11:29 BY S
mag 7.5
Notes:
1. Disappeared suddenly at time shown.
2. Seen as an UNID, very short so couldn't check
variability, supposed to have decayed in 1998?
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