Today I have seen an object with exactly the same behavior as the last 06/07/2016, which strikes me too, even assuming that there was a satellite. Great angular speed, continuously drawn before reaching the zenith and at the zenith with light flashes (flashes), and a few flashes of magnitude between -1 and -2 height (elevation) of the polestar, when it is north of my position and more or less with that angle. So whatever it is what produces the flashes, it seems to have to be at that point so that you can see with all its intensity. Today however I have not been lucky with photos, only a partial on the part of the flashes, and maybe another in the continuous part where hardly see something and I'm still not sure it is, and another above where there is but it can serve to get an idea of his departure shadow since passed another possible satellite which he passed (although the photo is not that junction appears, if I could see with the naked eye, my camera, again, it is very sensitive in heaven something darker, thin cirrus clouds that covered the sky). If I can discover something of the two photographs that I have indicated, I will send them, at least flashes, but surely partial, is safe. Seconds before crossing satellites have seen an airplane, and the difference with the things I've seen is huge, perfectly distinguished their navigation lights, and even white with flashes were much weaker than the possible satellite height Polaris. To advance even just the passing time, and considering that subtract those 40 seconds lag that seems to bring my watch, the way out of the shadow has occurred towards 3:38:36 UTC, around 03 : 39: 12, passes near the zenith, and in few seconds passes you, and to the 3:40:34 is more or less at the height of the polestar, where I pick up a few flashes from less to more, this is , when they start. Well, I'll see what I can do, sorry for that intrigues me. -- José Luis Ruiz Gómez _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Mon Jun 20 2016 - 01:35:22 UTC
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