Thanks to Tony, Harro, and Bjorn for their response to my question on the decay of Meteor 1-7. I should be fairly well placed to se a possible entry if lucky. I saw Meteor 1-7 begin a pass at UT 5:50 June 1. It faded significantly as it moved further north and I lost it looking in my 10 X 50 binos after a minute or so. A few minutes later at 6:16 SL 04 R/B went over, flashing every 3 or 4 seconds with a intermediate fainter flash in between the main flashes. Max Altitude of pass was 53°. Foton M-2 followed about 40 seconds later. Estimated brightness at mag 2.3. Larry Wood W113.5254, N53.5423 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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