Hi Ed, you wrote: > correspondence and my Highfly magnitude file seemed to > indicate pretty strongly that it was a Glonass: Cosmos 1651 > (85-037B, 15698). Its range when observed was just a bit > less than 20,000 km. In the magnitude file was this note: > "p=11 20912 GR" -- Greg Roberts reported it as very > impressive on 12 Sept 2002: > > http://www.satobs.org/seesat/Sep-2002/0162.html > > I'm not sending a PPAS report because I think that we didn't > get a rock-solid ID, but I'm pretty sure that it was that > object. I would appreciate a PPAS report about this object. It can be indicated that it concerns a not "rock-solid IDed" satellite. Did you check your observations with predictions afterwards? Happy Observing Bram Dorreman COSPAR 4160 51° 16' 45.5" N 5° 28' 36.6" E (WGS84) 35 m ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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