Greetings, Observations, 3/21 (3/22 GMT): IOD: 25017 97 064A 8935 G 19990322024247080 17 25 2321504+601175 58 S+050 10 25017 97 064A 8935 G 19990322024334210 17 25 2254787+663370 58 S+050 10 98004 8935 G 19990322021943240 17 25 0754967+873082 58 S+075 10 19460 88 078A 8935 G 19990322022210000 18 25 1737720+685267 58 S+073 10 NOSS 2-1 Trio observed on time, on track and a little brighter than predicted using: NOSS 2-1 (E) 1 20642U 90050E 99075.84341657 .00000050 00000-0 80883-4 0 05 2 20642 63.4260 356.6044 0202999 353.4725 6.5275 13.40309073 00 NOSS 2-1 (C) 1 20691U 90 50C 99072.78440872 .00000040 00000-0 64475-4 0 06 2 20691 63.4250 5.0459 0206000 3.2299 356.7701 13.40308026 02 NOSS 2-1 (D) 1 20692U 90050D 99072.78451557 .00000060 00000-0 97060-4 0 07 2 20692 63.4250 5.0362 0203000 3.4533 356.5466 13.40308761 08 BWGS: 87- 18 A 99-03-22 02:04:47.40 JN 15.82 .2 1 15.82 5.3->inv. M inv m inv Note: 5.46s avg Max, min at 5s after end of Max. reason for short timing, I was taking an exposure and trying to determine min. time and length of Max. 91- 19 B 99-03-22 01:27:25.40 JN 51.56 .2 3 17.186 5.8->inv M Iridiums: Ir 44t & 20 t within secs of each other, two flashes noted one -1.0 and a 2.0 unable to determine which was which, I'll wait til the exposures are developed. Clear & Dark skies ya'll,---------------------------------------------- | Jones Orchard Site-- Jim Nix | North of Memphis, Tennessee USA | 35.3166N 89.8860W 94m #8935 -----------------------------------------------------------------------