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Re: Observing Strange Star
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Larry on February 1, 1999 17:04:22 UTC |
: Okay : Time: 10:30pm Arizona time : Looking southeast in Tucson, AZ. : There's a bright flickering star under the : constellation of Orion. If you look at Orion's belt, : the 3 stars that make up the belt point ALMOST in a : straight line towards it. The star is located about : half-way between Orion and the Horizon. : I'm noticing this star flickering more and brighter : than others in the area. It's flickering red and blue. : I took out my binoculars and saw that it was not : simply a slow plane or helicopter in the distance. : It's stationary. It must be a star. : Am I observing a possible instability which could : potentially mean a Nova, or is it just an atmospheric : effect that will go away when the star is further : from the horizon? It's only this star that is : flashing red and blue in the area. : Any info on this would be appreciated. Please email : privately. Thanks
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