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Not only can you see sleeping fish and the occasional elusive while night diving at Twin Lakes, you may also have the rare opportunity to see a IFO (identified flying object) as 4 of us (Dee, T.P.H., ChrisPete, and I) saw on Aug. 17th evening.
On that evening, as we were surface swimming back to the dock and being eaten alive by mosquitoes :zapper:, we noticed a bright constant light in the sky moving steadily from west to east. We knew this could not be an airplane, but perhaps this was an asteroid?
But after viewing the passing of the space shuttle (STS-112) and space station (ISS) across the sky last night, I am sure our sighting on Aug. 17th was the ISS!
My company's team did well for its first year in the MS150 Houston to Austin Bike Tour April 12-13. To see some pictures from our ride, following the link below. http://homepage.mac.com/emhwang/EYH_MS150/
One of the neatest things that I've ever seen was a bright bluish streak across the sky one night @ about 3 am. The next day the local news said that it was the shuttle re-entering the atmosphere.
I remember that night, maybe we should see if we can start a new specialty course, "Marine Astronomer."
To any agencies out there, it was my idea first, I want a cut of the action - a couple of $ per spec card issued would be fine, contact my attorney for a non-disclosure agmt and letter of intent.
My company's team did well for its first year in the MS150 Houston to Austin Bike Tour April 12-13. To see some pictures from our ride, following the link below. http://homepage.mac.com/emhwang/EYH_MS150/
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IFO Sighting at Twin Lakes
while night diving at Twin Lakes, you may also have the rare opportunity to see a IFO (identified flying object) as 4 of us (Dee, T.P.H., ChrisPete, and I) saw on Aug. 17th evening.
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