It cleared in the evening, but at dusk a large field of clouds passed over. There was a small clearings and 2 satellites were imaged. But soon there after the sky got overcast. 32750 08 014A 4172 G 20170816202814540 17 25 1548295+361716 37 S 32750 08 014A 4172 G 20170816202820552 17 25 1532776+394016 37 S The other was a UNID: 99999 17 728A 4172 G 20170816202838997 17 25 1535493+381424 37 S 99999 17 728A 4172 G 20170816202840350 17 25 1537609+373961 37 S 99999 17 728A 4172 G 20170816202842136 17 25 1540022+365505 37 S Satfit gives: 25615 91.536 -20.354 0.036 17728A 0.977 25489 212.752 0.952 0.021 17728A 687.997 Another possibility is: 28385 0.558 16.261 0.692 17728A 0.977 Residuals: 25615 17 728A | 141.91999 deg 995.046 sec 1.0 day, 9457.6 km 25489 17 728A | -292.37817 deg -567.863 sec 688.0 day, 12935.9 km 28385 17 728A | 15.45967 deg 354.671 sec 1.0 day, 4639.3 km Most likely it is 28385 04 034B USA 179 r/b almost 6 min late Residuals wrt the latest classfd.tle file before the session start. Norad Cospar Cross-track delta T TLE age range The residuals of the other classified satellites are low. 2017 total obs: 9675 + 2 = 9677 ************************************************************ *************************** Setup: WATEC 120N, 50 mm F1:1.8, NTP, Celestron Nexstar Observations made and reduced with Sattools Cospar 4172 ALMERE 52.3713 N 5.2580 E –3 ASL Best regards Leo Barhorst _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Wed Aug 16 2017 - 16:38:30 UTC
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