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Re: (meteorobs) Observations Mar 11/12 + Flashes + bugs
Speaking of such flashes, Javor and I saw similar flashes, but much
brighter, between -0.5 magnitude and 1.0 magnitude (at least the ones I
saw, Javor saw several more). They first appeared in south Cancer, and
progressed into Leo. They were separated by about 8 minutes intervals.
Perhaps Javor could give some more comments.
Jure
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Od: Rob McNaught <rmn@aaocbn.aaodot gov.au>
Za: meteorobs@jovian.com
Zadeva: Re: (meteorobs) Observations Mar 11/12 + Flashes + bugs
Datum: 13. marec 2000 19:14
Chances are it was a geosynchronous sat. Will contact a friend to ID it.
Robert H. McNaught
rmn@aaocbn.aaodot gov.au
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, exceld77 wrote:
> The oddest thing I noticed, at 01:47 local time, I saw a flash very near
> the VIR radiant, and I was about to record it as a point VIR, but then I
> saw another flash, and another... What could this be? They were about
> mag 3 and lasted <0.5sec, with 5-10 secs between them. A total of 5 or 6
> were counted, all from about the same spot: 12:05 +02°
>
> Point meteors? :)
>
> Jure
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