And I thought if Nanosail D was obseved flashing, means it's rotating

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kfetter@yahoo.com

At spaceweather it says for Nanosail D

The curious variations suggest that the sail is tumbling

And I thought if a satellite was observed flashing, means it's rotating, such as I have observed in no longer used geo sat's, and other things like AEHF 1 was after it was launched, dsp satellites and so on.

Must be a fiqment of my imagination.

Kevin
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