Re: Gorizont 16, continued

From: Ray Terlaga (ray@pcnet.com)
Date: Fri Jun 08 2001 - 10:38:41 PDT

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re: Ed Cannon
>It would be interesting, to me at least, to 
>know how widely visible it is at any given time.

Gorizont 16 was flashing (about 94.7 sec) with no 
significant change in brightness (around +4 or +5) 
for over a half hour ('till 0521:41 UT then low clouds) 
last night in the Northeast US (CT 41.75n73.19w).

Easily visible through thin cirrus clouds.

Regards,

Ray

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