Michel Jacquesson (Michel.Jacquesson@wanadoo.fr) wrote: ] On April 6th, I watched to Gorizont 19 with my C8 and in the same ] FOV, about 10' apart, there was another geoflasher with very quick ] period (85.09" = 100 periods at 22:00 UT).... Of Findsat results, below are Gorizont 19 (20263, 89-081A) and the other two closest objects in time and position: Findsat Version 1.7 49.6000 -4.0833 500. Michel Jacquesson 2000 4 5 22 0 .0 15 26.0 -6.00 2000. NCat TmEr PosEr R A Dec 15876 -18 .2 15 25.9 -5.78 85056B 85056B 20263 -76 .0 15 26.0 -5.99 89081A 89081A 20367 54 .4 15 26.2 -5.58 89098A 89098A 15876 is the Ariane 1 that launched Giotto; it was near apogee. 20367 is Raduga 24. Two others somewhat farther off the mark were: 19931 -207 .1 15 26.0 -5.94 89030D 89030D 20315 0 .9 15 26.1 -6.87 89087A 89087A 19931 is Raduga 23 Rk(2), a small upper stage. 20315 is Intelsat 602. Ed Cannon - ecannon@mail.utexas.edu - Austin, Texas, USA ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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