Your first flash today is close to 179 * 430 seconds after the first yesterday. The 2nd one (about 2.5 periods later) is indeed closer to 181.5 periods after, and would make the period = 431.05 sec if rounded to 181 - probably far enough from yesterdays estimate. (But such a slow spinner could also change its period enough) Adopting 179 for the first flash, I get 429.81 sec Spreadsheet copy: Period: 430 07:47:13 0 07:50:09 0.4093023 07:54:21 0.9953488 07:57:03 1.372093 08:01:33 2 29:09:29 178.92093 179 429.8101 29:27:34 181.44419 2.523256 181 431.0552 ----- Original Message ----- > May 30 ( UTC ) > > 5:09:29 > 5:27:34 > > Now I have a better idea, of the approx period of bright flashes. Such a > long wait between them. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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