I believe I saw this morning (or at least I can't find anything as a better fit): 90062 06 199A 8336 G 20070828104724540 57 25 0131948-223374 69 S As an UNID while tracking Telkom 2 r/b (28904,05-46C), with another UNID running N-S OPS 1593(1952,66-005A), quite a sight! It was 7th mg, had the correct inclination (rising slightly ENE), running late against last elset: Unknown 060718 1 90062U 06199A 06290.02343879 0.00000000 00000-0 00000-0 0 08 2 90062 7.3309 155.5488 6817561 350.1819 9.8177 2.77410867 02 Maybe others can confirm. PPAS includes my first piece of the FengYun 1C debris cloud (very easy) Brad Young, BY, Lat = 36.128, Long = 95.897, Alt = 201 m Designtn Date Time Obsr Durtn Acc Num Per Remarks 99- 22 C 07-08-27 01:43:51 BY 76.2 0.2 15 5.08 AA 3->6 80- 98 B 07-08-27 01:48:02 BY 38.0 0.2 2 19.0 FF 5->8 00- 29 C 07-08-27 02:11:04 BY S 6 93- 73 C 07-08-27 02:21:43 BY S 7 99- 25CBX07-08-28 10:37:38 BY S 6 88- 6 A 07-08-28 10:39:44 BY FF mag 2 irr 81- 59 A 07-08-28 09:32:03 BY 39.3 0.3 2 19.7 FF mag 3->6 00- 28 B 07-08-28 10:15:05 BY 59.1 0.5 13 4.54 AA 7->8 86- 19 C 07-08-28 10:40:05 BY S 7 05- 46 C 07-08-28 10:47:57 BY 111.9 0.5 3 37.3 AA 8->inv Oh, by the way, a very lovely, dark Lunar Eclipse was occurring. This is on-topic because the dim moon did not interfere with sat watching :O) Brad Young TULSA 1 COSPAR 8336 36.1397N, 95.9838W, 205m ASL ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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