TiPS OBS
Walter Nissen (dk058@cleveland.Freenet.Edu)
Sun, 21 Jul 1996 10:56:47 -0400
A luscious Canadian high brought the most delightful weather and skies to
this area (to celebrate the Cleveland bicentenary?) and I was able to take
a close look at TiPS.
When acquired at 960721 021852.08, above Arcturus, it was straight and LML
"/" with a vertical angle of 30 degrees (perhaps a tad less, but more than
25). When lost at 022439.53, the vertical angle was 5 degrees or 0, it
being essentially vertical "|". The derivative of the vertical angle was
approximately constant. No sparkles were seen.
I want to thank all of my correspondents for their answers and insights.
I'm plowing thru my ever growing backlog and apologize for being so tardy.
I found 3 blank lines inconveniently placed in the latest Molczan file
from fc.
Cheers.
Walter Nissen dk058@cleveland.freenet.edu
approx. -81.86371, 41.37355, 256m
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Astronomy is looking up.