In the first place many thanks to Ted Molczan for passing so many details
about this object.
This proves once more the importance of SeeSat-L.
To night, while the sky was rather poor, this satellite had another transit
(possibly the last
from my site in this visibility spell).
My PPAS observation:
04- 33 A 04-10-08 18:10:40.1 BD 54.4 0.2 8 6.8 1.5->inv
Laps were 5.50 1.54 6.65 4.96 1.82 5.61 1.10 5.79 1.01 5.22 1.62
5.31 1.43 5.31 1.52
The average of the long intervals between max is 5.39 sec
The average of the short intervals between max is 1.43 sec
First max within a period was "round", next was "flashy",
with the short interval between them.
Bram Dorreman
COSPAR 4160
51° 16' 45.5" N 5° 28' 36.6" E (WGS84) 35 m
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