Re: Unexpected flasher

From: paul (astro@pgog.net)
Date: Mon Sep 30 2002 - 10:39:11 EDT

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I saw several fast bright flashes -4 the other night
in low NNE->N, but the view was partly obscured by
trees so I could not even make the preliminary determination
to rule_out aircraft of some sort. 

At 22:31 9/30/2002 +1000, you wrote:
>Seen unexpectedly passing northwest to east near Altair. Passing south
>of Epsilon Pegasi at approx 18:46:00 UTC.
>
>Bright flares of mag 1 every 8 seconds, fading to mag 4 between flares.
>Quite spectacular. 
>
>Identified as 27520, H-2A debris.
>
>-- 
>Larry Brash
>32.9718° S, 151.6343° E, 30 metres, UTC +10.
>
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