hello all, This evening I first observed Gorizont 23 = 21533 = 91- 46 A. This time it was rather faint. Compared with the mag +6 of last week, it now was just visible around mag +9 through the telescope with a nearby moon. The period seems to be going up slowly again, so the acceleration observed by Stephen during November 2000 must have been finished already. In between I also tried Gorizont 17, as it was reported bright by Rob at the end of January. I only put my binocular to the appropriate field and yes there it was, flashing to a magnitude of 4 to 5, so an easy binocular object ! This period of this one is still going down, today it was 79.48 seconds. 91- 46 A 00-11-01 5:53 SDL 0.2 50 53 dT=2650.1 mag +5->inv 91- 46 A 00-11-03 4:37:38 SDL 0.2 52 52.98 dT=2755.1 91- 46 A 00-11-04 05:11 SDL 0.2 54 52.96 dT=2859.6 4.5->inv 91- 46 A 00-11-05 06:08:58 SDL 0.2 51 52.94 dT=2699.9 91- 46 A 00-11-07 05:11:49 SDL 0.2 46 52.92 dT=2434.2 91- 46 A 00-11-08 06:06 SDL 0.1 60 52.915 dT=3174.9 91- 46 A 01-02-23 22:20 KJ 0.2 34 52.311 T=1778.6, mag max +6, min inv 91- 46 A 01-03-05 21:50 KJ 0.2 36 52.325 T=1883.7, mag max +9, min inv Gorizont 17 = 19765 = 89 - 4 A 89- 4A 01-01-26 06:00:18.0 RM 2156.60 0.1 27 79.874 mag +4 --> inv 89- 4 A 01-03-05 21:30 KJ 397.4 0.2 5 79.48 mag max +4, min inv ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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