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July 10th 04, 03:22 PM
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Bright NOSS trios
Hmmmm ??
I was using 8/56 binocs - and my wife was using 8/40's. Both have plenty FOV so not sure why we missed the 3rd member. We were in the correct feild (Cygnus) at the correct time for us (21:40 mid point) and what were saw was definately flying a parallel path. Do they fly an angled straight line - or a triangle formation? (might help us the next time) Thanx Patty!!! Ron 
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