Yesterday I was observing satellites with binoculars and by chance I saw one that crossed the field in a completely retrograde direction, I estimate an inclination of 140º or greater, and due to the speed the height must be less than 600 km. I've been trying to find out what it could be but I haven't found anything. Does anyone know what it could be? There are very few satellites at such high inclinations. To rule out a candidate, minutes later I observed the pass of the EROS C3 satellite, which has an inclination of 139.35º. From Spain, 2023/12/15 18:40 UT +- 10' Antonio Vilchez _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list https://lists.seesatmail.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Sat Dec 16 2023 - 09:19:07 UTC
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