BY Obs Mar 30

From: Brad Young (allenb_young@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Mar 30 2009 - 06:24:41 UTC

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    After 7" snow yesterday, I live in a mud bath now. Only two objects seen between cloudy patches. DMSP 2-2 (83-113A) gave 4 flares to +3 in an irregular pattern, and another irregular sat (mag 3->7) was:
     25615 98 055C   8336 P 20090330025410500 17 25 0641724+245201 38 I
    25615 98 055C   8336 P 20090330025417470 17 25 0637809+281007 38 I
    25615 98 055C   8336 P 20090330025438320 17 25 0624541+380262 18 I
    25615 98 055C   8336 P 20090330025500700 17 25 0605324+481184 28 I
    25615 98 055C   8336 P 20090330025504590 17 25 0601087+495495 28 I
    
    
    
    TULSA1:
    COSPAR 8336 +36.1397, -95.9838, 201 m
    
    
          
    
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