RE: 11732 (?) NEWBY NEEDS ASSISTANCE

From: Ted Molczan (molczan@rogers.com)
Date: Sun Apr 10 2005 - 20:16:21 EDT

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Charles Beton wrote:

> Whilst taking a break from astro-photography from a dark site 
> at 50.8783 deg.N 4.4117 deg.W (NW Devon, U.K.) on 2005.04.02,
> at about 03:08 UT, I accidentally observed a satellite(?) in
> 8x40 binocs. and then immediately observed a 2nd satellite (?)
> flying in formation with the first in the same binoc. field

The NOSS 3-1 pair (26907 trailed by 26905) seem the most likely explanation.

Ted Molczan

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