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January 9th 06, 04:55 AM
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A near perfect gaussian symmetry
I just noticed a near perfect symmetry of a gaussian in my current WU.
Also, it lined up with a pulse on the next pulse screen. The gaussian had a power of 3.58 and a score of 7.658 The pulse had a power of 1.78 and a score of 1.06 Is there any significance to this phenomenon? I guess it could be one of our own satellites. Bob Henry 
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