unknown flash

From: Dale Ireland (direland@drdale.com)
Date: Tue Oct 02 2001 - 23:36:19 EDT

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hello
I just saw a very bright flash that I can't identify. It was about -6 and I
thought it might be an Iridium flare but it was much shorter than an Iridium
flare and I can't find one that matches, only about 1 second duration and
appeared to be moving N to S. I am at 47.7N 122.7W, the flash occurred at
3:15UT 03 Oct. at Az 40 Alt 47 in Cassiopeia
maybe it was a meteor coming right at me or a tumbling Iridium sat? Any
ideas?
Dale

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