NOSS 2-3 r obs.

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Hi everybody,

Here is the result of my only observation for tonight because I have to
write an article tonight about satellite watching in our local paper.

96029 B  #23907 NOSS 2-3 r
R.A. 17h54m01s
dec. +56°37'06"
time 23:28:30.5 UTC on jan. 20
magnitude around +5 (color was orange)

time uncertainty : +/- 0.3 sec
location uncertainty : 0.1 deg
coordinates found with Skymap 6.2

That shows it being early 55.5 secs using the following elset :

NOSS 2-3 r        10    3    0 4.8               326 x 298
1 23907U 96029B   99016.99817722  .00122000  00000-0  47188-3 0    06
2 23907  63.4196  11.8044 0020999  67.9602 292.0398 15.86427262    05
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Daniel Deak
St-Bonaventure, Québec  <dan.deak@sympatico.ca>
45.9483°N, 72.6539°W, 58 m., UTC-5:00

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