Re: 97-15B/24762, Cosmos 2340 SL-6 Rk1 -- I think....

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Ian Porter wrote:

>C 2340 R1 is
>definately a bright flasher with period about 10 sec. Endless cloud
>cover since 10 May has scuttled any obs from here since......
>Ian
>-- 
>Ian & Shari Porter
>sharian@alphalink.com.au

Ian, thank you for the confirmation.  Received two others privately. 
Now we're having some cloud trouble here.

Many thanks to Alan Pickup for the 24763/97-15C elsets!  Both it and
24762/97-15B are due over here in the morning (Saturday), as well as 
Mir-Shuttle.  I sure hope our sky is clear for at least that one hour 
or so!

Ed Cannon
ecannon@mail.utexas.edu
Austin, Texas, USA
30.3086N, 97.7279W, 165m

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