Open skies after a rainy day. Unfortunately there were al lot of contrails later accompanied by natural clouds causing me to stop my observing by UT midnight. yy-nnncc yy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.s ooo sss.s s.s nnn ff.fff comments 76- 91 A 06-08-30 20:44:09.9 BD 66.4 0.2 2 33.2 Irr; +6.0->7.8; note 84- 19 B 06-08-30 20:53 BD S; +4.5 91- 61 A 06-08-30 20:31:30.8 BD 109.0 0.2 2 54.5 Irr; note 94- 17 B 06-08-30 21:13:42.7 BD 55.4 0.2 3 18.5 F'F'_; note 94- 78 B 06-08-30 19:39 BD 0.2 a; +6.5->inv; note 02- 24 A 06-08-30 21:07 BD 56 a; +2.0->inv 02- 54 C 06-08-30 20:17:12.9 BD 53.9 0.2 6 9.0 A; +6.0->inv 02- 54 C 06-08-30 21:57:44.0 BD 80.4 0.2 9 8.9 A; +4.0->inv 05- 2 B 06-08-30 19:55:39.3 BD 130.4 0.2 8 16.3 A; +5.0->inv 05- 31 C 06-08-30 22:01:12.6 BD 22.0 0.2 5 4.4 A; +6.3->7.8 notes: 76- 91 A 09415 AMS 1 Timings: [11.94 5.99 15.51] [12.49 5.27 15.15 18.21] 91- 61 A 21688 IRS 1B Timings: [6.07 3.65 flash mag +2 yellow 21.93 23.09] [6.89 22.60 21.50 3.27] 94- 17 B 23031 USA 102 Nice flashing object, at least during this transit: Timings: [Flash mag 0 0.86 17.71] [16.37 1.30] [17.47 flash mag 2 1.71] 94- 78 B 23412 Geo-Ik rocket [Tsyklon] This time the faint flashes were more convincing than during previous observations on this sat. I estimated the optical period as I was not able to count. The URL explaning the format of PPAS observations : http://www.satobs.org/tumble/flashpm.html#PPASformat 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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