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HGR CE 10. CONCLUSION
Astro(Sirius)
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At the time of the sighting Sirius was at an elevation of
approximately 22 degrees and on an azimuth of 134 degrees
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SERVATION 11: BRIEF SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS
LENGTH OF OB
2 hours
Observers noted SHAH ragged lignt in the eastern sky.
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The description is consistent with that of an astro-
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