BY First Obs of 2008

From: Brad Young (brad.young@domain-engineering.com)
Date: Thu Jan 03 2008 - 18:30:16 UTC

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    1/2/8 was the night of low flying bright objects. An APT, 27821, was
    especially bright and fast at mag +1 from SE to Mars. Been too cold to do
    much; one classfd object:
    
    15071 84 065C   8336 E 20080102004035740 17 25 0057499+212917 37 R
    15071 84 065C   8336 E 20080102004121140 17 25 0022056+514959 48 R
    
    A few PPAS. Almost all the priority 1 and 2 objects I've been looking at
    lately have not flashed or flared...
    
    88- 85 G 08-01-01 00:31:40   BY   39.6 0.5  11  3.6   F 5
    99- 55 C 08-01-02 00:15:02   BY   45.1 1.0  10  4.5   M 5->6 very fast
    90- 81 D 08-01-02 00:17:44   BY   71.3                S 7 priority 1
    07- 47 B 08-01-02 00:24:20   BY                       S 3 ex fast
    90- 81 D 08-01-02 00:25:58   BY  114.2                S 6 priority 1
    89- 21 C 08-01-02 02:28:53   BY                       S 6
    
    Brad Young
    TULSA 1
    COSPAR 8336
    36.1397N, 95.9838W, 205m ASL
    
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