UNID very fast, I can not find (newly launched, declining?)

Yesterday morning I thought I had nothing. Now, I'm not sure either, but
yesterday afternoon I realized that I confused the previous photo and the
order of events with that of the event. The fact is that I could not
photograph the closest pass to Arcturus of SAOCOM-1A because I turned off
the camera, with the cold, now I am the one who does not control his own
fingers. Right after, I photographed SAOCOM 1-A again (see first link to
ASTROMETRY, and explained the DROPBOX link). In that link, you can see on
the right hand side of the arrow near Muphrid a very light trace, it is
also possible that it is part of it, taking into account that the photo is
moved, another one a little higher and less clear even passing to the left
of 12 Bootis. Maybe it could be noise, but Muphrid's trail, though weak, is
too long. That's the best I have. Then I took another picture trying to
take it down, but it came out even more moved and it does not look like it
took anything. However, as in the following photograph I returned to
SAOCOM-1A, that parenthesis is what betrays the two UNID photographs. Even
being weak, I still have the doubt of whether it was a meteor or something
else, still remaining so many seconds to try a second photo even if it was
almost out of time.
For the photo of SAOCOM 1-A
Date: 2019-01-12
Time (UTC and according to camera-computer synchronization at least on
January 7th): 05:33:13
Exposure: 8 sec.

For the second photo:
Date: 2019-01-12
Time (UTC and according to camera-computer synchronization at least on
January 7th): 05:33:45
Exposure: 8 sec.

http://nova.astrometry.net/annotated_full/3142757
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mi12trzzypwm7fq/20190112063313_Sat%20SAOCOM%201-A_SAM_2726_IV_3142757_Astrometry_Expl.jpg?dl=0

http://nova.astrometry.net/annotated_full/3142728

3602,  36.8389ºN,   2.4498ºW, 31 m, Almería (Spain)

Regards.
-- 
José Luis Ruiz Gómez
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