The sky looked promissing at dusk, but soon a lot of thinclouds came in and after 22 UT thicker clouds blocking the stars Just a few stray ones and one classified. 40879 15 040B 4172 G 20160627212631377 17 25 1428724+161076 37 S 40879 15 040B 4172 G 20160627212641379 17 25 1421851+184031 37 F 40879 15 040B 4172 G 20160627212651375 17 25 1414698+211046 37 S 39364 13 059B 4172 G 20160627214041380 17 25 1341855+193255 37 S 39364 13 059B 4172 G 20160627214046618 17 25 1332880+215936 37 S 23657 95 046A 4172 G 20160627214841367 17 25 1356252+185048 37 S 23657 95 046A 4172 G 20160627214851365 17 25 1350145+231033 37 S 15593 85 020B 4172 G 20160627215041367 17 25 1359449+183871 37 S 15593 85 020B 4172 G 20160627215051364 17 25 1353227+230277 37 S 28538 05 004B 4172 G 20160627220333708 17 25 1750683+280675 37 S 28538 05 004B 4172 G 20160627220343709 17 25 1758316+252845 37 S See for the IOD-format: http://www.satobs.org/position/IODformat.html The residuals of the classified satellite are low. *************************************************************************************** Setup: WATEC 120N, 50 mm F1:1.8, NTP, Celestron Nexstar Observations made and reduced with Sattools Cospar 4172 ALMERE 52.3713 N 5.2580 E –3 ASL Best regards Leo Barhorst _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Mon Jun 27 2016 - 18:01:09 UTC
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