Clear sky in the later part of the night. Classified objects 43145 18 005A 0793 G 20230306192502442 17 25 0129705+414590 37 S 28538 05 004B 0793 G 20230306233240348 17 25 0538363+382022 37 S 28538 05 004B 0793 G 20230306233247607 17 25 0540588+391748 37 S 28538 05 004B 0793 G 20230306233257615 17 25 0543742+403835 37 S 28538 05 004B 0793 G 20230306233308410 17 25 0547360+420937 37 S 28538 05 004B 0793 G 20230306233313465 17 25 0549371+425353 37 S 37386 11 014A 0793 G 20230307020301085 17 25 0814124+372773 37 S 37391 11 014B 0793 G 20230307020258133 17 25 0815714+374641 37 S 37391 11 014B 0793 G 20230307020306441 17 25 0819954+384311 37 S 37386 11 014A 0793 G 20230307020306441 17 25 0816896+380371 37 S 37391 11 014B 0793 G 20230307020316449 17 25 0825341+395330 37 S 37386 11 014A 0793 G 20230307020316449 17 25 0822019+391294 37 S 37386 11 014A 0793 G 20230307020326457 17 25 0827565+402413 37 S 37391 11 014B 0793 G 20230307020325241 17 25 0830464+405657 37 S 37386 11 014A 0793 G 20230307020333215 17 25 0831689+411321 37 S One unidentified object. I am not 100% sure what it is. My best guess is SPAWAR-CAL-R (2018-099U/43776): it was around 90 seconds late, almost on-track, BUT it is a small 1U cubesat! The Sattools gives its magnitude: 7.23. So, it might be possible? 99999 23 565A 0793 G 20230306195630668 17 25 0208661+390582 37 S 99999 23 565A 0793 G 20230306195634372 17 25 0200978+392524 37 S 99999 23 565A 0793 G 20230306195637994 17 25 0153505+394269 37 S 99999 23 565A 0793 G 20230306195640613 17 25 0148371+395632 37 S Cheers, Tomi COSPAR ID 0793, Vantaa, Finland 60.3033N, 25.0362E, 27m AMSL Watec 902H Ultimate, Konica 50mm/F1.8 _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Tue Mar 07 2023 - 10:51:07 UTC
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