I had an interesting conversation with a co-worker this past week. He remembers in the 1962-65 (he does not remember which year exactly) years that he and his brother were delivering papers on their bicycles one morning about 3:15 a.m. and noticed a daylight intensity flash from one part of the sky that lasted about 3-5 seconds. He did not remember a subsequent sound, had seen meteors before and thought this was different. His brother also saw this event separately and questioned him a few minutes later when they got back together again. They were living in Connecticut at the time, and he does not remember what direction the flash occurred, though it was not directly overhead. He often wonders if he witnessed a nuclear explosion test in orbit. Does anyone know more about these types of tests or have some other explanations? In my opinion the test ban treaties are not worth much and are violated at will. I also seem to remember a nuclear test ban treaty was reached in 1962 that pledged to eliminate space nuclear tests. Any thoughts from the informed? jim byrd