These are the approximate data from the photo also in motion for today Mirrors 62.4º 84.2º brightness +1.0 Time (UT) 06:22:19.429 J2000 14h08m01.0s 19º17'07.7'' Mirrors 62.4º 80.2º brightness +1.5 Time (UT) 06:22:16.302 J2000 14h12m18.9s 21º24'51.6'' Mirrors 62.4º 76.7º brightness +2.5 Time (UT) 06:22:13.429 J2000 14h16m25.3s 23º22'45.9'' From my position, these two satellites usually have good passes about two, three days before and after Christmas and closed Arcturus. Although I put +1, it is possible that the maximum peak was a bit brighter than that, but not much. In any case, Arcturus shone clearly more. You could say that they are my Christmas satellites 3602 36.8389ºN 2.4498ºW, 31 m, Almería (Spain) -- José Luis Ruiz Gómez _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Mon Dec 24 2018 - 19:54:07 UTC
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