Thank you Carlos and Björn for looking. Regarding "geostationary" : I'm not sure but I think the object moves discernibly from NNE to SSW over the course of 8 seconds. Would a geostationary sat move noticeably? Thomas 2012/2/22 Thomas Ashcraft <ashcraft@heliotown.com> >>> My all-sky camera captured an eight second long flash over north central >>> New Mexico this morning at Feb 22, 2012, 3:15:34 am MST ( 1015:34 UTC). >>> I checked Heavens-Above for possible sats but their listings start at 4 >>> am local time or so. >>> >>> I am wondering if this might be a re-entry? >>> >>> I made a rough movie document and overlaid a general sky map onto the >>> sky field. Please know that the map overlay is general and not an >>> absolute precise fit to my camera field of view. ( Map from >>> Heavens-Above.com Thank you. ) >>> >>> http://www.heliotown.com/unidFeb222012_101534ut_Ashcraft.mp4 ( 1 MB ) >>> >>> Thank you in advance for any identification help. >>> >>> Thomas Ashcraft >>> 35.50 N , -105.89 W >>> New Mexico >> > > _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-l
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