Ed Cannon wrote: >I also noticed a poor pass of Cosmos 2106 Rk (90-104B, 20967) >with an orbital height of only 183 miles (293 km). So it's >another one that will be making low and fast passes in the >next few weeks as its orbit decays. I had hoped to see an even better pass last night but was rained out (a beautiful thing right now). Sunday night (8/14/06 UT) I was startled by this r/b low in the NE, mag +3 and very fast. >NOSS 2-3 object tumbling? I presume this is the "D" object, also seen Sunday night, flatly bright object (+3) into Keystone of Hercules and then quickly faded to +5. Didn't see either of the two followers, but I haven't for some time with 10 x 50's unless I really concentrate on them. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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