31702 07 027B 8539 G 20090225002133400 17 25 0021536+591555 38 31702 07 027B 8539 G 20090225002137430 17 25 0018871+601949 38 05681 71 110D 8539 G 20090225010633890 17 25 0741779+033665 38 05681 71 110D 8539 G 20090225010653140 17 25 0755511+084329 38 05681 71 110D 8539 G 20090225010725370 17 25 0821471+173969 38 05680 71 110C 8539 G 20090225013007890 17 25 0519022-081637 38 05680 71 110C 8539 G 20090225013105370 17 25 0537677+060606 38 05680 71 110C 8539 G 20090225013120240 17 25 0543402+102983 38 05680 71 110C 8539 G 20090225013130780 17 25 0548103+135193 38 05680 71 110C 8539 G 20090225013143640 17 25 0553837+181106 38 05680 71 110C 8539 G 20090225013153870 17 25 0559101+214645 38 While tracking 31702 an unknown was seen in field of view heading close to same direction but moving slower ( visual angular velocity was almost half ) at 00.22.36 UTC. It has been identified as Cosmos 1255 #12325 #81022F 05681 is 3.8 seconds late on 35 day old el set. 05680 is 9.5 seconds early on 68 day old el set. A 20 second photographic exposure ( Canon 300D with 28mm lense ) was taken of Iridium 26 flaring to -6 magnitude east of Polaris, alpha Ursa Minor, at 00.35.45 Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2590 ft. -5 UTC What these numbers mean : http://www.satobs.org/position/IODformat.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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