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Old July 7th 04, 11:12 AM
Ed Cannon
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Default Bright NOSS trios

Right now NOSS 2-1 trio is making bright passes, southbound in
the evening -- with good conditions and a pass not too low in
the sky they can be easy to see without binoculars. This time
of year if NOSS 2-1, 2-2, or 2-3 trio are southbound in the
evening (at least for 30 north latitude), they're almost always
bright.

Ed Cannon - - Austin, Texas, USA
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