Re: Anyone with a list of interesting sats

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>terrypun wrote:
>> And maybe a list of the brightest geostationary ones for eastern USA (I
>> haven't seen any of these yet).
>
>larger and brighter than the older ones. Usually around mag 11.
>
>Here's a few I've seen at mag 10-11.
>
I had hopes for someone collecting a list of those that flash,
to mag +7 at least.


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