61- 18 A d Midas 3 61- 28 A Midas 4 62- 10 A - Midas 5 63- 14 A Midas 6 63- 30 A d Midas 7 63- 47 A Centaur 63- 47 G ? debris: short period according to MM 64- 6 A ? Electron 1: 30 or 130s ? 64- 38 A d Elektron 3: difficult but surprising ! 65- 8 A ! Transtage 3/Titan 3A: accelerating, triple max 65- 34 A Transtage 4/Titan 3A 65- 98 C - Alouette 2 rocket 66- 56 B d Pageos 1 rocket: sharp double maximum 66- 77 A d Midas 8-Atlas Agena D: dtm 66- 89 A d Midas 9-Atlas Agena D 68- 11 A ? Kosmos 203: faint flashes according to MM 69- 9 A b Isis 1 69- 69 B d Centaur ATS 5 70- 36 J S C1 Kosmos 336 70-103 A d Kosmos 382: not an easy object to follow and to measure 70-106 B b Delta/CEP 1 NOAA 1: more regular observations please 70-108 A ? Kosmos 385: slow flashes ? to be confirmed 71- 16 A ? Kosmos 398: Soviet moonlander in Earth orbit 71- 24 A Isis 2: vm 71- 41 J S C1 Kosmos 411-418 71- 86 J S C1 Kosmos 444-451: steady 71- 87 A d DMSP 1: flashing with long period 71-116 B Intelsat 4-F3 rocket 72- 3 B d Centaur Intelsat 4-F4: GTO flasher 72- 57 J S C1 Kosmos 504-511 72- 87 J S C1 Kosmos 528-535 72- 89 A d DMSP 3: secundary maxima 73- 37 J S C1 Kosmos 564-571: steady 73- 54 A - DMSP 4: long period 73- 69 J - C1 Kosmos 588-595: almost steady 73-104 J S C1 Kosmos 617-624: steady 74- 24 J S C1 Kosmos 641-648 74- 63 A d DMSP 6: secundary maxima 74- 72 J S C1 Kosmos 677-684 74- 89 A ? NOAA 4 75- 16 J S C1 Kosmos 711-718: steady 75- 27 E d GEOS 3 launch-fragment: flashes confirmed by BD and KJ 75- 45 J S C1 Kosmos 732-739 75- 86 J S C1 Kosmos 761-768 75-105 A d Molniya 3-03: new, flashes seen by DJL 76- 8 J S C1 Kosmos 791-798: steady or slow var 76- 19 A b Ume 1 76- 22 A ? Kosmos 807 76- 54 J S C1 Kosmos 825-832 76- 91 A ? AMS 1: could be flashing 76-118 J - C1 Kosmos 871-878: long period 77- 44 A d AMS 2 77- 79 J S C1 Kosmos 939-946: to be checked 77-117 B ? A1 Vostok Meteor 2-03: could be flashing 78- 5 J S C1 Kosmos 976-983: steady 78- 18 B b Ume 2 78- 42 A - AMS 3: sometimes extremely bright ! 78- 56 J S C1 Kosmos 1013-1020: steady 78- 91 J S C1 Kosmos 1034-1041 78- 95 A d Molniya 3-10: short period 78- 96 A d Tiros 11 78-109 J - C1 Kosmos 1051-1058: long period 79- 5 A ? Meteor 1-29: to be checked 79- 21 B ? A1 Vostok Meteor 2-4: see 77-117B 79- 24 J S C1 Kosmos 1081-1088: steady 79- 30 B ! C1 Kosmos 1092: to be watched closely, small accelerations 79- 50 A d AMS 4: to be followed more regulary 79- 84 J S C1 Kosmos 1130-1137 80- 3 B - C1 Kosmos 1150: stagnation 80- 12 J S C1 Kosmos 1156-1163 80- 58 J S C1 Kosmos 1192-1199 80- 87 B d Fleetsatcom 4 rocket: ex-GTO: last obs to be checked 80-102 J S C1 Kosmos 1228-1235: steady 81- 18 B Comstar 1D rocket 81- 22 J S C1 Kosmos 1250-1257 81- 50 B d Intelsat 5-F1 rocket: ex-GTO 81- 53 B S C1 Kosmos 1275: =HE, almost deleted 81- 59 A d NOAA 7: secundary maxima 81- 74 J S C1 Kosmos 1287-1294 81- 84 B - C1 Kosmos 1302: no change 81- 94 A d Aureole 3: very small amplitude, dtm 81-116 J C1 Kosmos 1320-1327 81-119 B d Intelsat 5-F3 rocket: ex-GTO, distinct flashes acc to WN 82- 40 J C1 Kosmos 1357-1364: normal rise after acceleration 82- 41 C KH9-17 capsule: short period 82- 66 B - C1 Kosmos 1383 82- 73 J S C1 Kosmos 1388-1395 82-109 B - C1 Kosmos 1420 83- 1 B ! C1 Kosmos 1428: going down or HP ? 83- 2 J S C1 Kosmos 1429-1436 83- 4 A d IRAS: mostly steady 83- 21 B b C1 Kosmos 1447 83- 22 A NOAA 8 83- 31 B - C1 Kosmos 1452: flat max 83- 42 B - C1 Kosmos 1459: secundary maxima ? 83- 48 B - C1 Kosmos 1464: long period 83- 69 J b C1 Kosmos 1473-1480: no irregularities 83- 75 A d Kosmos 1484 debris: long period, small amplitude 83- 89 B d Insat 1B: flashes seen by Pierre Neirinck and JP Rohart 83- 99 A ? Kosmos 1500: Okean prototype; flashes seen by RE 83-108 B - C1 Kosmos 1506: last observations hp ? 83-120 B ? C1 Kosmos 1513 84- 1 J S C1 Kosmos 1522-1529: steady 84- 3 B - C1 Kosmos 1531: period rising again 84- 35 B ? CZ3 China 15: GTO 84- 43 B ? C1 Kosmos 1150: lp, could be going down 84- 52 J C1 Kosmos 1559-1566: normal rise 84-109 B ! C1 Kosmos 1605: global decrease; to be followed 85- 11 B ! C1 Kosmos 1627: going down ? 85- 23 J C1 Kosmos 1635-1642: still to be followed 85- 41 B ! C1 Kosmos 1655: accelerating ! 85- 47 B ? F2 Tsyklon K1660 85- 55 B d Centaur Intelsat 5A-F11: GTO 85- 79 B - C1 Kosmos 1680 85- 94 G ! F2 Tsyklon K1690-1695: going down ! 85-108 A Kosmos 1703: secundary maxima 85-116 B ! C1 Kosmos 1709: sudden acceleration ! confirmed by LB 86- 2 J ! C1 Kosmos 1716-1723: last obs S 86- 5 B - C1 Kosmos 1725 86- 8 B - C1 Kosmos 1727: almost steady 86- 19 B ? Viking 1: flashes seen be several observers 86- 19 C d Ariane 1 debris Spot 1-Viking: difficult 86- 19BB d Ariane 1 debris Spot 1-Viking: to be checked urgently 86- 37 B ! C1 Kosmos 1745: complex acceleration curve 86- 42 J - C1 Kosmos 1748-1755 86- 61 A d Ajisai 86- 92 J - C1 Kosmos 1794-1801: descelerated very fast 86- 93 B ! C1 Kosmos 1802: flashing or S ? 86-100 B ? C1 Kosmos 1808: new, seen flashing by Willy Verhaeghen 87- 3 A - Kosmos 1812: secundary maxima 87- 6 B C1 Kosmos 1814: last observation short period ? 87- 11 A d Kosmos 1818, nuclear reactor: slightly going up 87- 17 B - C1 Kosmos 1821: almost steady 87- 43 A - NOSS 8/USA 22 87- 49 B ! C1 Kosmos 1850: accelerated acc to BD, MM and RO 87- 51 J ! C1 Kosmos 1852-1859: acceleration seen by Leo Barhorst 87- 53 A S DMSP 2-03 87- 74 G F2 Tsyklon Kosmos 1875-1880: short period ! 87- 88 A - Kosmos 1892: sm 87- 98 B - C1 Kosmos 1898 87-101 A b Kosmos 1900: more observations ! 88- 6 A d DMSP 2-04: out of order: new flasher seen by TC 88- 16 J - C1 Kosmos 1924-1931 88- 19 A b Kosmos 1932 88- 20 A d Kosmos 1933: triple maxima 88- 50 A d Kosmos 1953: discovered flashing by Walter Nissen 88- 62 B - C1 Kosmos 1959: long period now 88- 64 A - Meteor 3-02: long period 88- 78 A d USA 32: sometimes naked eye object 88-102 A ! Kosmos 1980: Elint: short period now ? 89- 16 A Akebono 89- 25 J - C1 Kosmos 2008-2015 89- 28 B ! C1 Kosmos 2016: dtm ? 89- 50 B C1 Nadezhda 1: hp 89- 89 A d COBE: has become extremely difficult to measure 90- 4 B ! C1 Kosmos 2056: accelerated again, seen by BD 90- 10 A d Kosmos 2058: secundary maxima 90- 17 B b C1 Nadezhda 2: rising again 90- 23 B b C1 Kosmos 2061: short period 90- 28 A - Pegsat: long period 90- 29 J - C1 Kosmos 2064-2071: 700 days without any evolution 90- 36 B ! C1 Kosmos 2074: some secundary maxima 90- 37 C HST solar array 90- 40 D ? A2E Kosmos 2076: Molniya orbit 90- 78 A d Kosmos 2098: dtm, very irregular but definately flashing ! 90- 78 B - C1 Kosmos 2098: difficult near perigee 90- 81 D d CZ4 China 30 debris 90- 81 K d Feng Yung 1-2 launch fragment: flashes confirmed by TC 90- 83 B ? C1 Kosmos 2100: new, varying according to JP Rohart 90-105 A d DMSP 2-05: two periods possible, sometimes very bright 90-111 B ! C1 Kosmos 2112: seen with short period by BD 91- 9 J d C1 Kosmos 2125-2132 debris: characteristic triple maxima 91- 13 B b C1 Kosmos 2135 91- 19 B ! C1 Nadezhda 3: short period seen by BD, DC and TC 91- 29 B b C1 Kosmos 2142: period rising again 91- 42 A d Kosmos 2151: sm 91- 59 B ! C1 Kosmos 2154: many sm ->hp 91- 81 B - C1 Kosmos 2173: accelerated 92- 8 B ! C1 Kosmos 2180: going down 92- 12 B ! C1 Kosmos 2181: short period 92- 20 B ! C1 Kosmos 2184: probably going down 92- 23 A d USA 81: sometimes naked eye object, same period as 88-79A 92- 30 J b C1 Kosmos 2187-2194: sometimes secundary maxima 92- 36 B C1 Kosmos 2195: new, jumped into the programme again 92- 38 A ! SAMPEX: ID reversed with 38B ? now scout rocket ? 92- 42 G ? F2 Tsyklon K2197-2202: new, variations seen by RO 92- 53 B b C1 Kosmos 2208: normal rise 92- 64 A d Freja: dtm, hp 92- 70 D d IRIS stage Lageos 2: flashes confirmed by Walter Nissen 92- 73 B b C1 Kosmos 2218: nice 92- 86 B USA 89/DOD 1 92- 93 B b J1 Zenit Kosmos 2227: sometimes flat maxima or S 93- 1 B ! C1 Kosmos 2230: new acceleration 93- 8 B b C1 Kosmos 2233 93- 9 A ? CDS 1: for low latitudes; triple max acc to MM 93- 11 A ? Asuka/Astro D: short period, for low latitudes 93- 14 B d Start 1 rocket: faint but measureable, more obs please 93- 15 B ? Centaur UHF1: GTO 93- 16 B b J1 Zenit Kosmos 2237: same remark as 92-93B 93- 17 C Delta 2 Navstar 2A-10: more obs needed 93- 20 B b C1 Kosmos 2239: nicely going up 93- 24 A d Kosmos 2242: secundary maxima 93- 26 A ? Alexis: varying acc to RE 93- 26 B d Pegasus third stage ALEXIS: variable maxima 93- 30 G - F2 Tsyklon Kosmos 2250: now 93-30F(22651)? 93- 36 B ! C1 Kosmos 2251: 5 seconds again ? 93- 41 B Scout G Radcal: faint object, slowly varying ? 93- 50 A d NOAA 13: irregalar variations 93- 54 B Delta 2 Navstar 2A-13: only for low latitudes-interesting 93- 56 B ? Centaur UHF 2: flashing with 6s 93- 59 B b J1 Zenit Kosmos 2263: sometimes S or sa 93- 63 A d FSW 1-15: short period - difficult 93- 67 B b C1 Kosmos 2265: some irregularities 93- 70 B b C1 Kosmos 2266 94- 23 B b J1 Zenit Kosmos 2278 94- 24 B ! C1 Kosmos 2279: accelerated and still going down 94- 27 A d SROSS C2: secundary maxima, interesting ! 94- 27 B SROSS C2 rocket: short period 94- 28 A ? MSTI 2: varying, to be confirmed 94- 28 B d Scout G MSTI2: flashes also seen by BD 94- 29 B d Pegasus STEP 2: faint but flashing ! 94- 41 B b C1 Nadezhda 4: nicely going up 94- 45 B ! C1 Kosmos 2285: slightly going down again ? 94- 46 A ? Apex: just checking 94- 46 B - Pegasus Apex 94- 61 B C1 Kosmos 2292: excentric orbit; 1.4s acc to TC 94- 68 A ? IRS P2: probably S, just checking 94- 68 B d PSLV IRS P2: flashes seen by TC but dtm 94- 74 B b J1 Zenit Resurs 1-3: sa, easier to measure below 30 degrees 94- 77 B b J1 Zenit Kosmos 2297: fast Zenit flasher but sometimes S 94- 83 B b C1 Kosmos 2298: short period 94- 85 B d RS15 rocket: not convinced yet ! 95- 2 D ? C1 Tsikada: probably flashing 95- 8 B ? C1 Kosmos 2306: new, probably flashing 95- 12 B ? C1 Kosmos 2310: new and probably flashing