Re: Meteor 2-8 (82-25A, 13113) tumbling?

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My apologies -- correction plus a bit of additional information 
regarding the presumed observation of 82-25A (13113, Meteor 2-8).  
Toward the end of the pass, low in the north, I observed the 
object do two one-power flashes.  I estimated its position at 
2:29:57 Oct 8 to be approx. alt 20 azi 350.  Corrected PPAS:

82- 25 A 99-10-08 02:29:57   EC  197.8 0.3  12 16.49  Fmmm mag+2.5->inv

Location: 30.314N, 97.866W, 270m.

Ed Cannon - ecannon@mail.utexas.edu - Austin, Texas, USA

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