On 29 september Mike Mccants wrote: >> Apparently Leo has found STEX after it has been lost for about 3 years. Of course the mean motion is quite uncertain. It could be off 1 or 2 minutes per day. STEX 1 25489U 98055A 15271.85594729 0.00000600 00000-0 15981-3 0 06 2 25489 84.9825 147.0087 0010000 306.5317 53.4682 14.48576876 03 >> Let me explain things. I wasn´t searching for 25489. The sat passed by while waiting for another sat. The residuals didn´t trigger me. 25489 98 055A 4172 E 20150928210631315 17 25 1537098+534081 37 S | -0.00326 deg -0.040 sec 0.0 day, 1135.7 km 25489 98 055A 4172 E 20150928210636296 17 25 1547841+530605 37 S | 0.00308 deg 0.001 sec 0.0 day, 1118.8 km 25489 98 055A 4172 E 20150928210640281 17 25 1556085+523539 37 S | -0.00381 deg -0.115 sec 0.0 day, 1106.0 km Very low residuals on TLE from 2012. The age of the TLE should be around 1060 days. Did try observe 25489 on the next nights. The sat didn´t show up on the images. First night I used the old TLE, the next night Mike´s new TLE. Will try again this night. I could be that my obs from 28 Sep were bright background pixels. Sorry for any inconvieniance. Regards Leo _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Thu Oct 01 2015 - 10:06:47 UTC
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