Frank Reed wrote: >Seeing a fireball is like a lottery: they are up there, and if >the event occurs over a populated region, the odds that the >event will be seen by someone are high, and yet for any one >person it may be a once in a lifetime observation. But actually in my life (I am 69) I have seen six: three with white trails in the daytime, two spectacular ones in my face at night, and one at night when I was looking the other way but I saw my shadow for a moment (it was quite bright and near). I guess I look at the sky more than other people may. Thomas Goodey ********************************* The introduction of a multiplicity of objectives into a problem not only destroys its unity, but also increases markedly both the time necessary for, and the actual personal danger involved in, its solution. ------------ Nadreck of Palain VII _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Thu Mar 05 2015 - 01:52:08 UTC
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