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June 4th 11, 09:24 AM
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Iriduim Flare
After a couple of months of trying, I finally saw my first Iridium Flare
last night. Not completely under the flight track, but an impressive Mag -6. At dusk, so sky still light. Will definitely be out looking again tonight. Excellent. Phil 
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