May have been a rock or a grain of sand, but those are most often just sate=
llites crossing over. Did it move fast or slow?

On the other hand you might be well placed if you go out just about now to =
catch asteroid 2012 DA14. Should come in in your Southern sky, best seen in=
 North Eastern Africa/Europe/North Asia probably. I'm guessing it will be t=
oo bright elsewhere. I've not bothered checking the timings or visibility t=
oo closely as I'm not able to go out to look out for it tonight.=20

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/videogallery/index.html?media_id=3D159378831=
.. If I remember closest approach is 28000km  at 19:30UT!

Joe

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Subject: [OT]:: Incoming!

Wow! Watch this. Its real, apparently.
Oh wow!  What can you say?  Maybe wow !!!
I suspect the driver may have become slightly nervous about 12 seconds in.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=3Dplayer_embedded&v=3DfTqss1Lddx8

I took a long exposure photo of the night sky late last week.
There was one of these in it.
Rather further away. Rather smaller.
The camera moved :-(.
A lovely jagged line where there should be a straight one :-(.


       Russell
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