Observed possibly one component of new NOSS doublet, faint (mag 6.5 or 7) in 10x50s and only one seen, slightly west of predicted path at: 20h44m +34.0 11:52:00 UT 20h42m +30.7 11:52:10 UT Also saw amazing pass of Progress ~ 5 minutes ahead of ISS, just as predicted on Heavens-above.com. Progress was +1 at best in west, ISS was > Jupiter for much of its pass. Best of all, consistently "bothered" by 1X flashing geosat in S, as follows: Obs RA Dec Timing Mag Inst 1 15h15 +1.5 11:40:50 UT +3 10x 2 11:41:55 +3 10x 3 11:42:22 +3 10x 4 11:42:59 +3 10x 5 11:43:37 +3 10x 6 11:44:13 +3 10x 7 11:44:51 +3 10x 8 11:45:29 +3 10x 9 11:46:06 +3 10x 10 15h19 +1.4 11:46:43 +3 10x 11 15h30 +1.6 11:56:41 +3 10x 12 11:57:55 +3 10x 13 11:58:33 +3 1x 14 11:59:10 +3 1x 15 15h48 +1.4 12:13:29 +3 1x as ISS passed under it! 16 12:15:58 +3 1x I can't identify from geo report on space-track and SkyMap...any ideas...? Great morning, very clear, steady sky, just 18d old moon Brad Young +36.154, -95.993, 650ft MSL Tulsa, OK USA -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.5.0 - Release Date: 2/25/2005 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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