Finally de-iced enough and had power and heat again after 5 bad days. As much as I like the dark, it was unnerving when it wasn't by choice. Last night, USA 193 screamed by, up to -1 mag in NE, and ~23s early: 29651 06 057A 8336 G 20071216234908460 17 25 0027519+160153 37 S 29651 06 057A 8336 G 20071216234921360 17 25 0121052+265483 38 S 29651 06 057A 8336 G 20071216234932780 17 25 0214075+343195 58 S 29651 06 057A 8336 G 20071216234950650 17 25 0324001+412277 68 S 29651 06 057A 8336 G 20071216235105760 17 25 0602239+434211 28 S 10033 77 044A 8336 G 20071217001331010 17 25 0123471+251636 48 I 10033 77 044A 8336 G 20071217001337690 17 25 0123169+283919 38 I 10033 77 044A 8336 G 20071217001411280 17 25 0125536+452743 38 I 25017 97 064A 8336 G 20071217002954190 17 25 0141267+103908 19 S 25017 97 064A 8336 G 20071217003011780 17 25 0210126+165012 68 S 25017 97 064A 8336 G 20071217003043190 17 25 0303328+255881 48 S Lacrosse 3 was "chased" by one of Kevin's APT tanks (28926) for a naked eye treat. For PPAS: Brad Young, BY, Lat = 36.128, Long = 95.897, Alt = 201 m 07- 25 B 07-12-17 00:05:58 BY 23.2 0.3 16 1.45 F'f'f' 5->inv Note 3 07- 59 A 07-12-17 00:10:54 BY S 6 Note 4 07- 59 B 07-12-17 00:45:53 BY S 4 1X 07- 23 A 07-12-17 01:00:52 BY 65.5 F -1 Note 1,2 92- 52 D 07-12-17 01:00:50 BY F -2 Note 2 86- 61 C 07-12-17 01:09:55 BY mag 8 sv Notes: 1) Period is length of flare 2) Practically simultaneous flares! 3) Tried to count all the flashes - I think this was an error. 4) No sign of flaring yet like SKYMED1 (7-23A) but wait till it is in the west. Brad Young TULSA 1 COSPAR 8336 36.1397N, 95.9838W, 205m ASL ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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