Unknown Streak in the sky

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Date: Wed Nov 22 2000 - 14:41:17 PST

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Last night at 2:10am (360 behind UT) I caught a brilliant streak from north 
to south between Algieba and Regulus in the eastern constellation LEO.  I've 
tried to figure out if it was a sattelite but I've been unable to find a 
track that matches my calcs.  The streak was a brilliant red and lasted for 
about 10 seconds before it "burned-out".  If any can help, it would be 
apprieciated.

Bryan Kubsch
29.49.20N
94.55.00W
360 behind UT

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