I may have been a little hasty with my previous identification!
Always double check (and check ALL your resources)!!! ....
Well, I don't think I was correct before - those satellites would have
been visible at the same time (around 05:30 UT) but did not cross
paths. The only ones I can find for that morning (we are talking
4/3/2000 here I take it - from the E-mail date) are ...
91-086-A (21819) Intercosmos 25 [436x3017 82.6 deg] moving S - N
and
86-074-A (16986) Cosmos 1782 [597x623 82.5 deg] moving N - S
although they would have passed at more like 05:23 in the Leo/Lynx
area (within a couple of degrees).
Anyway, I reckon these are by far the most likely candidates.
And this time I'm sure .......
Matt
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