PPAS report format: http://www.satobs.org/tumble/flashpm.html#PPASformat 08709, UME 1 76- 19 A 04-09-18 01:48:41 EC 38.1 0.2 14 2.72 12069, Fleetsatcom 4 Rk (Centaur) 80- 87 B 04-09-25 02:38:56 EC 175.6 0.4 12 14.63 12363, Comstar 3 Rk (Centaur) 81- 18 B 04-09-18 03:02:41 EC 991.1 0.3 314 3.156 13007, Intelsat 503 Rk (Centaur, accidentally seen at range of about 8800 km) 81-119 B 04-09-17 03:10:51 EC 317.8 0.4 18 17.66 asymm 9.15 8.50 15054, Cosmos 1554 Rk2 87- 47 H 04-09-20 01:40:00 EC 21.9 0.3 7 3.13 18187, Cosmos 1867 87- 60 A 04-09-23 02:16:17 EC 123.2 1.0 12 10.3 19017, Gorizont 15 (second shortest geosynch flash period) 88- 28 A 04-09-20 03:32:02 EC 677.1 0.3 46 14.72 19765, Gorizont 17 89- 4 A 04-09-07 03:36:50 EC 916.4 0.3 13 70.49 visible secondaries 89- 4 A 04-09-10 03:53:21 EC 845.6 0.2 12 70.47 22907, Gorizont 29 93- 72 A 04-08-24 04:24:01 EC 803.2 0.2 10 80.32 22997, Shi Jian 4 Rk 94- 10 C 04-09-13 03:21:50 EC 100.1 2.0 8 12.5 23554, AMSC-1 Rk (Centaur) 95- 19 B 04-09-13 01:59:12 EC 104.8 0.4 12 8.73 95- 19 B 04-09-17 02:27:46 EC 103.7 0.4 12 8.64 95- 19 B 04-09-20 02:19:04 EC 171.1 0.5 20 8.55 24836, Iridium 914 97- 30 A 04-09-25 02:33:20 EC 88.8 0.1 8 11.11 25724, Milstar 3 Rk (Centaur) 99- 23 A 04-09-08 01:48:00 EC 54.8 0.3 24 2.28 27369, MDS 1 H-2 Rk (very interesting) 02- 3 C 04-09-13 03:06:23 EC 86.4 0.4 7 12.3 asymm dbl maxima 02- 3 C 04-09-18 04:33:21 EC 98.4 0.3 8 12.30 asymm dbl maxima 28237, MDS 1 Fairing 1 02- 3 D 04-09-09 02:32:02 EC 146.8 0.3 18 8.16 02- 3 D 04-09-19 03:33:49 EC 325.9 0.3 40 8.15 28243, MDS 1 Fairing 2 02- 3 E 04-09-10 02:48:18 EC 197.8 0.3 26 7.61 02- 3 E 04-09-17 02:33:23 EC 137.3 0.4 18 7.63 28096, NOSS 3-2 Rk (Centaur) 03- 54 B 04-09-20 02:52:30 EC 101.7 0.3 3 33.9 asymm 28353, Cosmos 2406 Zenit Rk 04- 21 B 04-09-10 03:06:18 EC 30.2 0.2 38 0.80 04- 21 B 04-09-16 01:25:56 EC 89.7 0.2 108 0.831 I also did this one, but I think it's fairly questionable: 23466, Tsikada Rk 95- 2 D 04-09-20 01:55:27 EC 78.1 0.5 2 39.1 asymm 18 21 The other evening we confirmed Fleetsatcom 3 (80-004A, 11669) flashing asymmetrically, easy to see with 8x42. Ed Cannon - ecannon@mail.utexas.edu - Austin, Texas, USA ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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