Re: missile observation?

From: Björn Gimle (b_gimle@algonet.se)
Date: Thu Feb 06 2003 - 12:18:56 EST

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> once again I appologize for the lack of proper coordinates.
> Watched a red, very red object to the NNE of my location from
> 11pm-11:12apx began at 11 at apx 30 degrees altitude and
> ended at 80 degrees. ( 38.7061°N, 121.3150°W)
> Local Time: Pacific Standard Time (GMT - 8:00)

> my location in northern california.
...
> P.S. Any help on making proper observations would be greatly
appreciated.

If you know the stars, make notes of relative positions, preferably when
intersecting lines between two stars (or planet).

If you don't, learn ASAP - in the meantime make rough drawings to help
identifying them later.

/Björn Gimle

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