Here are the current identifications of the objects per Space-Track:
31571 GLOBALSTAR A 2007-020A
31573 GLOBALSTAR B 2007-020C
31574 GLOBALSTAR C 2007-020D
31576 GLOBALSTAR D 2007-020F
I don't have data with me now, but including also the X object for
which Mike created an element set (and which we did not see), we
still only saw three objects last night, so one of the above is
NOT a Globalstar payload. In addition, the "Fregat Deb" object
was not seen. Questions: If the X object observed Tuesday evening
was one of the new Globalstars, where are the SpaceCom elements?
If it was not one of them, then what was it?
Some minutes later, we were rudely interrupted by fast-moving low
clouds headed north. Two or three nights ago we had to quit very
early due to quickly arriving cirrus from the west.
Ed Cannon - Austin, Texas, USA
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