Saw two dim flashes from what I identified as Intelsat 5-6 (14077). Last one (about mag 8) was at 2:56:46, before that about 90s +/- 10s. Matches the one observation in PPAS: 83- 47 A 04-04-15 MM 106 (5:00) I'll try to get my scope on it tonight and look again. SAR-Lupe 5 r/b (33245, 8-36B) still flashing brightly at about 0.5 s period and quite a show in binoculars. For classfd.tle, residuals don't match the nearly perfect skies after cold front pushed out Gustav: 26473 00 047A 8336 E 20080905013550900 17 25 2205712-001749 77 S 26473 00 047A 8336 E 20080905013702860 17 25 2303780+155365 48 S 14728 84 012C 8336 E 20080905014743840 17 25 1907211+132426 38 S 14728 84 012C 8336 E 20080905014756400 17 25 1929348+201678 37 S 14728 84 012C 8336 E 20080905014853380 17 25 2135940+452313 18 S 14795 84 012F 8336 E 20080905022548030 17 25 1657009+311671 58 S 14795 84 012F 8336 E 20080905022608010 17 25 1713646+434282 38 S PPAS: 08- 36 B 08-09-05 01:57:42 BY 101.8 0.3 200 0.509 F; 6->inv 89- 11 D 08-09-05 03:06:11 BY 11.6 0.5 5 2.3 A; 6->8 as UNID 94- 61 A 08-09-05 03:08:19 BY 48.1 0.5 5 9.6 A; 7->inv Note 1 Note 1: Unsure of count - difficult to gauge fluctuations Practically steady: 07- 10 B 03- 52 B Brad Young TULSA 1 COSPAR 8336 36.1397N, 95.9838W, 205m ASL ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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