Re: FW: Possible Supernova?

From: Tom Wagner (sciteach1950@home.com)
Date: Thu May 24 2001 - 22:35:39 PDT

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I haven't seen a weather balloon for many years in my neck of the skies but
when I did, they were very bright for quite a while after the sun set. They
also moved very slowly.

Tom
Iowa
USA

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