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Hi Mike, I just checked my email, you are using Quicksat! many thanks
again.
"R J Cobain" <rjcobain@met**noSPAMs**eorlogni.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Mike, Thanks for the quick reply. I think NOSS 3-3 A and C must be
> right, the observation matches the prediction apart from the magnitude. I
> have seen the famed NOSS triplet once before, an amazing sight, but I
> didn't realise that there is now a doublet! What software did you use?
> Robert.
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> "Mike McCants" <mmccants1234@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> My best guess is the NOSS 3-3 A and C objects (NCat 28537 and 28541).
>> These were altitude 60 and azimuth 315 at the time of your observation.
>> My predicted magnitude is 4.5, but these objects often flare much
>> brighter than that.
>> Mike McCants
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