Obs SatTrackCam Leiden (Cospar 4353): USA 202 (Mentor 4): 33490 09 001A 4353 G 20101128214802300 17 75 0528569-043490 56 33490 09 001A 4353 G 20101128215132300 17 75 0532274-043420 56 33490 09 001A 4353 G 20101128220602300 17 75 0547024-043170 56 PAN: 35815 09 047A 4353 G 20101128220222300 17 75 0517180-073580 56 35815 09 047A 4353 G 20101128220242300 17 75 0517386-073570 56 Milstar 5: 27168 02 001A 4353 G 20101128214602300 17 75 0425451-062770 56 27168 02 001A 4353 G 20101128220732300 17 75 0447211-059140 56 Paksat 1: 23779 96 006A 4353 G 20101128220222300 17 75 0517298-073260 56 23779 96 006A 4353 G 20101128220242300 17 75 0517499-073260 56 Breeze M deb (tank): 35875 09 050C 4353 G 20101128220222300 17 75 0502598-065240 56 Hellas-sat 2: 27811 03 020A 4353 G 20101128220222300 17 75 0521358-073190 56 Eutelsat W4: 26369 00 028A 4353 G 20101128220222300 17 75 0508588-072720 56 Eutelsat W7: 36101 09 065A 4353 G 20101128220222300 17 75 0508130-072760 56 Galaxy 8: 25086 97 078A 4353 G 20101128215132300 17 75 0537012-046480 56 Galaxy 11: 26038 99 071A 4353 G 20101128214602300 17 75 0438146-073780 56 Inmarsat 4-F2: 28899 05 044A 4353 G 20101128220732300 17 75 0426178-050480 56 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Canon EOS 450D + EF 100/2.8 Macro USM or Carl Zeiss Sonnar MC 2.8/180, 1600 ISO + ASTRORECORD astrometric software. What these numbers mean: http://www.satobs.org/position/IODformat.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------- A rich haul of geostationay objects (plus one HEO) from the previous evening (LEO's were reported earlier). Classifieds in the sample are USA 202 (Mentor 4), PAN and Milstar 5. This is the first time I imaged PAN, using the recently acquired Carl Zeiss Sonnar MC 2.8/180. It shows up unmistakenly. In the same image(s) are also visible Paksat 1 (close to PAN), Hellas-sat 2 and Eutelsats W4 and W7 (bright!), and a short faint trail of the Breeze M deb tank 09-050C. This all in an image measuring only a few square degrees! I have taken the brighter more eastward object to be Paksat 1, and the fainter more westward object to be PAN. USA 202 and the two Galaxies as well as Inmarsat 4-F2 were captured with the 2.5/50mm lens, not the Zeiss. See my previous report considering the flashing of Galaxy 8. Inmarsat 4-F2 shows up well in several images. - Marco ----- Dr Marco Langbroek - SatTrackCam Leiden, the Netherlands. e-mail: sattrackcam@wanadoo.nl Cospar 4353 (Leiden): 52.15412 N, 4.49081 E (WGS84), +0 m ASL Cospar 4354 (De Wilck): 52.11685 N, 4.56016 E (WGS84), -2 m ASL SatTrackCam: http://home.wanadoo.nl/marco.langbroek/satcam.html Station (b)log: http://sattrackcam.blogspot.com ----- _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-l
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