ISS, now w/o Discovery, was amazing on high SE pass to mag -3 or better. The GRACEs flared very well and very orange (2-12A&B). Also saw a flaring geosat in binoculars at 4th magnitude at 2:41:05, but didn't take a precise enough position to know if it was 23816 (Intelsat 707) or another very nearby that I don't remember flaring this bright. STSS Demo 1 (35937) seen as UNID while looking for 90070 (not seen).
18025 87 043H 8336 E 20110311013229740 17 25 0841090+282911 68 R
35937 09 052A 8336 E 20110311023032930 17 25 0819638-032962 68 S
02- 12 B 11-03-11 01:30:53 BY L; 2
02- 12 A 11-03-11 01:31:22 BY L; 2
11- 01 C 11-03-11 01:59:37 BY 40.1 0.3 49 0.82 F; 3->8
TULSA1:
COSPAR 8336 +36.1397, -95.9838, 201m
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