Bart De Pontieu
Here's a short overview of the observations we've received in the last weeks. Please concentrate on those objects! 95- 32 B stays absolute top-priority.
Cospar-ID: Date, Observer, Number of timings
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83- 69 J : May 5, BD, 10
84- 109 B: May 4, BD, 12
89- 17 B : June 14, LB, 28
91- 19 B : May 19, MM, 17
92- 8 B : April 30, BD, 10
92- 8 B : June 23, JEV, 25
92- 12 B : June 15, LB, 10
June 16, LB, 40
92- 73 B : April 29, BD, 9
94- 24 B : May 5, BD, 3
June 6, RB, 2
94- 41 B : June 19, RB, 10
94- 74 B : June 20, RB, 20
95- 2 D : May 4, BD, 10
95- 32 B : June 12, LB, 10
June 14, KJ, 29
June 14, LB, 10
June 16, KJ, 28
June 16, LB, 10
95- 58 B : June 15, LB, 15
June 16, LB, 14
92- 12 B, 95- 32 B and 95- 58 B look the most promising right now for a 'quasi-simultaneous approach'. I hope to look at all the observations soon to see whether any 'synodic anomalies' have been seen. It's generally not a bad idea to try to observe more than 20 flashes, if possible.