George Roberts wrote: > Note that there are tons of satellites flying by there even in a 5 minute window. Yes there are. >You should apologize to Tony and if the window is wider than 5 minutes you should let him know that also. I do send my apology to Tony also for the error. I remember looking at the clock before I went out and it said 9:30pm ADT. > You could check where they all were at that time using heavens-above. Just did, could not find any faint 2 satellites that in that area together at the same time going from NNW to SSW. The satellites were close and using ECU measuring Alpha/Beta Sagitta distance apart as 0.23' the 2 satellites were pretty close to that or just a tad wider. If the weather was good on 7/8 I would have looked at that area again. But fog and clouds keep coming in now and I'll just watch that area on any clear nights we get. As said probally NOSS types. Appreciate the help though.... -- Clear skies ----------- Mike Boschat RASC-Halifax Center Astronomy webpage:http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~aa063 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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