Observations 960309 evening
Leo Barhorst (leobarhorst@pi.net)
Sat, 9 Mar 96 21:40:25 PST
69- 9 A 96-03-09 19:52:51 LB 42.2 0.1 4 10.55 f'F--f'F, mag (6)5->inv
Is rather difficult to measure; two faint flashes close together
72- 89 A 96-03-09 19:37:26 LB 34.9 0.2 10 3.49 AA, mag 5->5.5
78- 96 A 96-03-09 18:42:03 LB 50.3 0.1 10 5.03 AA, mag 4->7
This is the satellite now on the frontcover of Flash. This obs is probably
with half period, but it fits TC's obs from 960204.
82- 41 C 96-03-09 18:58:52 LB 60.5 0.1 50 1.210 FF, mag 4->inv
Nice flasher and rather easy to measure.
83- 4 A 96-03-09 18:39:32 LB 52.0 0.1 10 5.20 AA, mag 5->5.5
Tonight I could observe a very small amplitude; normally S
85- 79 B 96-03-09 18:48:35 LB 119.2 0.2 4 29.8 AA, mag 5->inv
Could be going down very slightly.
88- 53 B 96-03-09 19:22:06 LB 79.3 0.2 10 7.93 AA, mag 5->7
Has gone up already in period.
90-111 B 96-03-09 19:45:41 LB 78.3 0.2 8 9.79 AA, mag 5->7
Same remark as 85-79 B
92- 93 B 96-03-09 19:19 LB S, mag 4
Has become S
93- 24 A 96-03-09 18:51 LB 240 long P > 240, MM, 3->7
Saw just one flash; after more then 4 minutes I lost it close to the horizon
93- 67 B 96-03-09 19:08 LB almost S, mag 4
Has become almost S
94- 74 B 96-03-09 19:59:02 LB 78.9 0.1 10 7.89 AA, mag 3->6
Nice object; period gone up
94- 77 B 96-03-09 20:04:41 LB 103.0 0.1 20 5.15 AA, mag 4->6
Has gone up regualary
94- 83 B 96-03-09 19:41:57 LB 85.3 0.2 6 14.22 AA, mag 4->7
Same as 94-77 B
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Name: Leo Barhorst Alkmaar (Neth) 52 deg 38 sec N
4 deg 47 sec E
E-mail: leobarhorst@pi.net also a member of Seesat-L
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