Vince Gardiner wrote: >I saw a flasher last night travelling ABOUT 20 Az to ABOUT 160 Az, and >at Az 100 was ABOUT Alt 45 deg., mag .5->3.5, 17 periods timed for 4.37 >secs. A'fA'. UT 09:45 Dec 25, 1996. Vince: I believe you saw NOSS 2-3 r (23907). I haven't run a QUICKSAT solution yet, but I am convinced that this is what you saw because I timed the same period for this one on Dec. 23 at around 2308 UTC from the roof of the parking lot at one of the local shopping malls, attracting considerable attention from the local constabulatory officials in the process. I guess they're not used to seeing people loitering about with binoculars pointed to the sky holding a stopwatch and counting slowly.... Cheers! Geoff Chester +=====================================================================+ & Geoff Chester Albert Einstein Planetarium nasep007@sivm.si.edu & &=====================================================================& & "Every passing hour brings the Solar System forty-three thousand & & miles closer to Globular Cluster M13 in Hercules--and still & & there are some misfits who insist that there is no such & & thing as progress" & & --Ransom K. Fern & +=====================================================================+ & http://www.nasm.edu/GALLERIES/gal201.html & +=====================================================================+