Obs May 2

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The haze and thin clouds, in which the small halo at 22 degrees around
the sun fully formed, disappeared almost completly when it got dark.
Some aircraft stripes however made some obs impossible.
At 21:30 again thin clouds moved in.

81- 59 A 99-05-02 20:44:31   LB   44.0 0.2  10  4.40  'Fff'F, mag 3(5)->inv
Seems to accelerate slowly

85- 79 B 99-05-02 21:18:51   LB  123.1 0.5  10 12.31  AA, mag 4->inv
Looks like it is accelerating, but the pattern is complicated. I timed:
11.18 11.59 12.46 12.24 12.07 12.63 14.37 11.30 12.30 12.91

94- 24 B 99-05-02 21:10:17   LB   68.5 0.2  10  6.85  FF, mag 5->inv
94- 61 B 99-05-02 20:05      LB                       S, mag 3
95- 72 C 99-05-02 20:22      LB                       S, mag 4
98-  7 D 99-05-02 20:41      LB                       var, mag 5->6
98- 43 D 99-05-02 20:49:51   LB  114.9 0.2   8 14.36  FF,4->inv,some fl 1
Period is a combination of two periods. Timings were: 6.94 7.52 6.63 7.66
6.54 7.75 6.95 7.44 6.51 8.18 6.26 7.79 6.68 7.75 6.47 7.82.
This gives 6.62 and 7.74; together 14.36

98- 43 G 99-05-02 20:55:42   LB  155.2 0.5   4 38.8   AA, mag 5->inv
98- 72 B 99-05-02 21:25      LB                       lp, mag 4->inv

Greetings and clear, dark skies
Leo Barhorst                          372 obs in 1999
52.77 N 5.09 E 2 m ASL

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