Most of the first night at the dark sky site. All these and several deep sky objects. It was difficult not to see either a satellite or a meteor all night. 01- 29 C 08-06-30 02:53:44 BY S 9 37X 02- 57 B 08-06-30 03:03:47 BY S 9 37X 08- 32 A 08-06-30 03:39:44 BY S 7 77- 68 A 08-06-30 04:21:06 BY S 9 37X 84- 62 A 08-06-30 04:28:48 BY S 8 01- 7 A 08-06-30 04:35:58 BY 43.1 0.4 7 6.2 A 7->inv on minima Note 8 00- 43 B 08-06-30 04:40:14 BY S 10 37X 01- 49 A 08-06-30 04:43:52 BY S 8 85- 56 B 08-06-30 04:52:24 BY 64.8 0.4 15 4.32 F 10->inv 37X 08- 32 B 08-06-30 05:02:56 BY 93 M 8->9 03- 11 A 08-06-30 05:07:32 BY S 9 37X Note 1 78-109 G 08-06-30 05:06:34 BY 13.3 0.4 2 6.6 A 9->inv on minima 37X 86- 11 A 08-06-30 05:18:15 BY S 10 37X 61- 28 C 08-06-30 05:30:11 BY S 10 37X Note 2 98- 49 B 08-06-30 05:57:18 BY S 10 37X 05- 15 B 08-06-30 06:20:37 BY S 9 37X 99- 56 B 08-06-30 07:12:57 BY sv 9-10 05- 44 B 08-06-30 07:19:11 BY S 8 96- 29 A 08-06-30 07:32:32 BY F 8 Note 3 95- 45 A 08-06-30 07:44:37 BY 21.3 0.3 1 21.3 F 5 1X Note 4 00-596 A 08-06-30 07:48:01 BY 21.6 0.4 4 5.4 F 8->10 37X 83- 19 D 08-06-30 08:07:48 BY 52.1 0.4 20 2.60 A 9->10 37X 97- 54 A 08-06-30 08:20:49 BY S 9 37X 90- 50 A 08-06-30 08:38:26 BY 109.9 0.4 5 22.0 A 8->10 37X Note 5 84- 89 A 08-06-30 09:14:54 BY 33.4 0.9 2 16.7 A 9->10 37X 89- 67 A 08-06-30 09:33:28 BY 62.8 0.5 6 10.5 F 11 37X Note 6 93- 58 D 08-06-30 09:35:10 BY S 9 37X 89- 62 C 08-06-30 09:46:27 BY S 9 37X 98- 19 A 08-06-30 04:02:56 BY F -2 1X Note 7 Notes: 1) Faster UNID passed this, I assume this was the Molniya object. UNID was a variable too, identified as 78-109G, the next item listed, which was new to me. 2) Previously reported as 29250 for classfd.tle; this object seems to match path better, though as debris I am surprised I can see it, even in a 12" scope. 3) 3 quick bright flashes within 0.5 s, no other variability noticed during pass. 4) Naked-eye flasher. Other flashes seen but I was busy observing 90006 and couldn't count them all. 5) 1 F @ 8m "off cycle" not timed. 6) Assuming I missed 3 flashes due to faintness. 7) Passed between Mars and Regulus at end! 8) Significantly shorter cycle than last seen Dec 20 2007. Brad Young TULSA 3 COSPAR 8337 36.9557N, 96.5518W, 395m ASL ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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