>Date: Mon, 1 Apr 96 22:54:28 PST >From: Leo Barhorst <leobarhorst@pi.net> >Subject: Observations 960401 >This evening I made the following observations: >95- 72 B 96-04-01 20:14 LB almost S, mag 4 >95 72 B was accompagnied by a fainter satellite just 5 degrees above it and moving >along with it at the same speed. I'm not sure of this magniude 6 object in fact is 95 72 B? >Name: Leo Barhorst Alkmaar (Neth) 52 deg 38 sec N > 4 deg 47 sec E With your observing site at 52.633 deg N and 4.783 deg E (replacing sec with arc minutes) there were ERS-1 and Spot 2 moving 24 seconds of time ahead of 95-72B with Spot 2 about 2 deg north of ERS-1 and 95-72B 24 seconds behind Spot 2. Spot 2 4.7 1.8 1.8 6.0 1 20436U 90005 A 96 89.23787114 .00000169 00000-0 10000-3 0 524 2 20436 98.7027 164.2348 0001407 95.7466 264.3871 14.20042794320499 ERS-1 3.5 2.0 2.0 6.2 1 21574U 91050 A 96 89.26856786 .00000029 00000-0 26708-4 0 2670 2 21574 98.5337 164.4551 0001961 358.6399 1.4770 14.32250359246007 Skipper 1.0 0.0 0.0 8.4 1 23752U 95072 B 96 87.14378819 .00000031 00000-0 13326-4 0 379 2 23752 98.5548 161.4991 0004326 238.0948 121.9815 14.24888728 12800 Rainer Kracht 1996 Apr 01 R.Kracht@t-online.de +9.6626E, +53.7695N, 9m