Three observations on object 38109, COSPAR 2012-014A) 38109 12 014A 3981 G 20220211012853580 18 15 0732217+403124 18 S+040 10 38109 12 014A 3981 G 20220211012903080 18 15 0721086+392404 18 S+040 10 38109 12 014A 3981 G 20220211012919500 18 15 0700348+365542 18 S+040 10 It was pretty dim again (magnitude 10) and we need to ask them to turn on the running lights. I also got another SL-16 upper stage (object 22803) which was magnitude 4 - just for comparison. A lot of those SL-16 upper stages are very bright; I might send in those observations tomorrow. Charles Phillips Clear Lake City (southeast of Houston, Texas) Camera: Nikon D200 Lens: 50mm using SAO Image DS 9 values, epoch code 5, position format 1 very manual tracking/reduction system 29 deg 35 min 1 sec North (29.600 N) 95 deg 6 min 7 sec West (95.102 W) 4 meters above sea level _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Thu Feb 10 2022 - 20:36:05 UTC
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