Nov. 6, 2001
Ron, thanx for posting your 26970 obs, I tried for ten minutes
this eve but it may be beyond my lim mag?, will try again tommorrow
for a longer period, was using:
MOLYNIA 3-52
1 26970U 01050A 01307.73881485 .00001311 00000-0 10000-3 0 198
2 26970 62.8586 155.9890 7374757 288.3715 62.3957 1.99835509 171
Superbird A, 20040, Got a nice series of times, thanx to Rob and Mike
for advising more profitable time to observe.
Times, UT-
03:29:02.7 mag 3 to 4 this series
13.93
25.32
36.62
47.96
03:30:00.15
11.27
22.06
33.47
44.74
56.87
Gap 3 min. to record times from watch, my neighbor Omar observed while I
recorded the times and he noted that the flashes were getting brighter.
03:34:09.17
20.47 **
31.97
43.20 **
54.58
03:35:05.90 *
17.43
28.66 *
40.06
51.47
The double asterisks denote what appeared to be the brightest
flashes of both series and the single asterisks indicate a
flash brighter than the others except the double asterisks, odd
that every other flash on this series was brighter than the ones
in between?
94 -77 B 2001-11-05 00:35:36 JN 120 .2 00 00.00 03.0->03.5 S
92 -94 A 2001-11-05 00:28:00 JN 60 .2 00 00.00 05.0->05.0 S
89 -41 A 2001-11-05 03:30:57 JN 114 .2 10 11.42 02.0->inv F
89 -41 A 2001-11-05 03:35:51 JN 102 .2 09 11.36 01.0->inv F
Clear and Dark Skies-----------------------------------------------
Jim Nix | Midtown Memphis #8835 35.1477N 90.0135W 75m
| Lim Mag 10.5 Clear, hazy
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