yy-nnncc yy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.s ooo sss.s s.s nnn ff.fff comments 85-108 B 06-07-02 23:08:41.5 BD 31.2 3.0 1 31 A; +3.1->inv 87- 11 A 06-07-03 00:28:48.1 BD 61.6 0.5 5 12.3 M; +3.9->7.0 87- 60 A 06-07-03 00:44:40.4 BD 94.5 0.3 8 11.8 M; +3.3->6.5 88- 89 A 06-07-02 22:18:16.4 BD 110.0 0.2 12 9.17 F'a'; +3.7->inv; red 89- 16 A 06-07-02 23:42:00.0 BD 118.2 0.2 59 2.00 F; +4.5->inv 91- 82 E 06-07-03 01:07 BD 20.8 0.2 19 1.09 F'ff_; +6.5->inv 92- 52 A 06-07-03 00:28:13.3 BD 33.7 3.0 1 34 A; +5.0->8.0 92- 73 B 06-07-03 00:02:08.9 BD 118.7 0.5 8 14.85 A; +5.5->inv 97- 34 C 06-07-02 21:50:06.8 BD 25.8 0.2 33 0.78 F'f'; +3.0->inv 02- 54 C 06-07-02 21:33:10.5 BD 72.8 0.2 10 7.28 A; +5.0->8.0 04- 28 B 06-07-02 22:05:32.0 BD 78.2 0.3 12 6.52 A; +5.5->inv 05- 43 A 06-07-02 22:54:21.1 BD 66.1 0.3 8 8.3 F; ssm; +5.5->inv 05- 43 G 06-07-02 22:31:30.6 BD 147.5 0.2 17 8.68 A; +4.5->inv (?) 05- 48 C 06-07-03 00:09:08.7 BD 130.8 0.2 36 3.63 A; +5.0->inv 06- 11 G 06-07-02 23:00:58.7 BD 79.2 0.2 41 1.93 06- 14 B 06-07-03 01:38:30.7 BD 95.8 0.2 28 3.42 A; +4.5->inv 06- 19 C 06-07-02 23:18:41.2 BD 22.6 0.2 30 0.75 A; +6.5(?)->inv Kosmos 1703 rocket (Tsyklon) (16263, 1985-108B)flashing period has slowed down a lot. Mike McCants informed me about a small mean motion change, which might result in a tumbling. It resulted in a tumbling indeed. I tried to find debris object (29126, 1985-108Q). That was in vain. It will be too small for 7 x 50 binoculars. After several attempts I found Akebono (19822, 1989-016A) thanks to its flashes when moving more opposite to the sun. The URL explaning the format of PPAS observations : http://www.satobs.org/tumble/flashpm.html#PPASformat Bram Dorreman COSPAR 4160 51° 16' 45.5" N 5° 28' 36.6" E (WGS84) 35 m ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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