Cosmos 2282 for 9/12 (UT)

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Hi All,

Wow, two clear nights in a row at my place -- most unusual.
It allowed me to get another flash timing on Cosmos 2282:

From Newport Coast, CA [33.6028 N, 117.8263 W, 200m]
COSPAR # 8733

Cosmos 2282 (#23168):
94- 38A 02-09-12 06:14:29.8 RM 1931.43 0.05  93 20.7681 +4/+6 --> inv

Flashes were brigher Wednesday night -- may have been because
I was watching it a couple hours later than usual.  Most flashes
were +4 or +5.

I tried watching for flashes from ASC-1 (which was located not far
to the southwest of Cosmos 2282).  Never saw any over the course
of 40 minutes.

--Rob

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