Without being too technical, you still need to give your coordinates (or well described location) to within about 10 km. And you should specify how inaccurate your timing (and directions) might be. Add the (minimum) duration of the flare. You might be able to verify the position of the flare by sitting in the same position and relate to the early morning Sun, or to terrestrial features that you relate to stars at a later time (specify!) or even turn lights and TV off on a clear evening and find a reference star at that position (specify time!) ----- Original Message ----- ... > Details are as follows (sorry they aren't very technical): Flare time > approximately 6.25 pm. Approximately 40 degrees above the horizon > (North East). Flare possibly -8 or brighter. ... > and it caught my eye (high window) in a brightly lit room. _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-l
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