Yesterday, Björn Gimle wrote me and left an extensive work on the flashes I saw in May. If someone had an interest in some of its files could forward them, and considering that I do not understand too. With the approach of summer comes the heat and leaves me too many forces to analyze the photos, but nevertheless, when there is something interesting I try to leave something as a reminder. Among the objects without identifying the first 2 weeks of June, I have one of 7 June with two photographs taken at 3:29:08 and 3:29:50 UTC UTC (shown in the second part of one of the protective walls not to fall into one of the courtyards). I also took pictures of HeavenSat. Regarding the object indicate that this time, out of the shadow manifested with continuous brightness, but with little difficult flashes seen by the naked eye (that part did not take pictures because it was when I discovered it, and quickly reached the zenith). I think he had the camera to a focal length of 240 mm, and so most likely have failed, as the object was moving fast Reduci all I could focal length (without looking), I turned to look at the north and shot twice, with the south wall of the courtyard of my position. While preparing for the first photo, the brightness of the object began to stop being continuous to become weak flashes (see first photo), but while processing the first picture, these flashes increased intensity up to magnitude -2, for a few seconds when the second photo shoot, those flashes again began to decrease their brightness, disappearing while the second photo was processed. not know if have to do with what I saw in May in that on this occasion was presented with a much more uniform brightness and did not begin to make substantial flashes up relatively low on the northern horizon, above the height of Polaris. In each of the photos it seems to make a flash every 2 seconds. HeavenSat the estimated route is only approximate because there are too many stars in the area, besides the haze of recent days. The only sure thing is that it is not a normal plane, as I not see their navigation lights also does not have a uniform behavior, except this time the flashes, but these do not become visible until no angle to me. https://www.dropbox.com/s/bos0oag5u69f692/20160607052908_Sat%20Delta%201%20Deb%20Norad%209975%20ID%201973-086GE_map_traz%2016sec.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/1rnh4ez4ulgyjii/20160607052908_Sat%20Delta%201%20Deb%20Norad%209975%20ID%201973-086GE_SAM_3979_Filter_Explain_cut.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/atbptrc3n7ccgjk/20160607052950_Sat%20Delta%201%20Deb%20Norad%209975%20ID%201973-086GE_map_traz%2016%20sec.jpg?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/0zrwlz5iz1gff4w/20160607052950_Sat%20Delta%201%20Deb%20Norad%209975%20ID%201973-086GE_SAM_3980_Filter_Explain_Cut.jpg?dl=0 36.8389º N, -2.4498º W, Almería (Spain) -- José Luis Ruiz Gómez _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Tue Jun 14 2016 - 06:30:35 UTC
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