> > On writing my summary for tonite sat observation i happen to glance at > the 15" monitor and notice a mag+6? satellite sailing just beneath beta > Crux. I followed it and found it flashed to mag +4? with a single > period timing of 4.42 sec. I ran program.rob listings as well as > alldat.tle but coudn't find any sat ( even around that area). > > LM sky : bad 2.0 LM of optical system +8.5 > Date/Time: May 28 -UT:13h52min54 second > direction of travel : E > Site: 103.80255 E, 1.44526N, 20m ( +8 GMT) > What is the potential candidate for this guy? > ATLAS CENTAUR R/B 1 12069U 80087B 00149.49712117 .00055683 -93341-6 16033-2 0 1864 2 12069 26.1263 302.6664 2888006 12.8453 353.1340 9.63251954476013 ATLAS CENTAUR R/B 1 12069U 80087B 00148.77092133 .00063697 -90315-6 18596-2 0 1850 2 12069 26.1226 304.7171 2887616 9.3744 355.0217 9.63187229475946 Rainer ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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