Obs 970902 + Iridium flare
Leo Barhorst (leobarhorst@pi.net)
Tue, 02 Sep 1997 23:59:07 +0200
Fragment 81- 59 F must quite big as I've seen it twice at a resonable
magnitude.
Iridium 9, 24839, did flare up in the north-east at an elevation of 40
degrees.
The other observed Iridia were mostly steady.
73- 54 A 97-09-02 20:29:21 LB 61.3 0.2 4 15.3 FF, mag 3->inv
81- 59 F 97-09-02 19:38 LB S, mag 4
87- 11 A 97-09-02 19:42:04 LB 20.8 0.2 4 5.2 AA, mag 4->inv
87- 11 A 97-09-02 21:22:38 LB 50.9 0.1 10 5.09 FF, mag 4->inv
92- 76 B 97-09-02 21:26:01 LB 72.4 0.5 2 36.2 AA, mag 3->6
93- 70 B 97-09-02 20:10:28 LB 107.7 0.5 2 53.8 AA, mag 5->inv
94- 41 B 97-09-02 20:21:25 LB 36.4 0.1 2 18.2 FF, mag 4->inv
96- 17 B 97-09-02 20:37 LB slowly var, mag
6->7
96- 46 A 97-09-02 21:02 LB S, mag 4
96- 51 A 97-09-02 19:47 LB almost S, mag 5
96- 51 B 97-09-02 20:26:25 LB 73.8 0.1 30 2.461 FF, mag 4->inv
96- 52 C 97-09-02 20:01:12 LB 77.1 0.5 4 19.3 AA, mag 4->inv
97- 20 F 97-09-02 20:05 LB almost S, mag 5
97- 30 A 97-09-02 21:07 LB S, mag 6
97- 30 B 97-09-02 20:50 LB S, mag 5
97- 30 D 97-09-02 20:30:46.9 LB 1 flare mag -2,
0h30 +45
97- 30 E 97-09-02 20:57 LB S, mag 5
97- 30 F 97-09-02 21:18 LB almost S, mag 7
Greetings and clear skies
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Leo Barhorst Alkmaar The Netherlands
52.65 North 4.77 East 3 m asl
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Every day I wonder about what I see in the sky