07816 75 043A 8539 G 20040311004736390 17 25 0640775+095386 67 07816 75 043A 8539 G 20040311004928490 17 25 0610738-202326 67 90019 03 790B 8539 G 20040311010124020 17 25 0513670-083919 68 90019 03 790B 8539 G 20040311010205590 17 25 0530985-100544 67 90019 03 790B 8539 G 20040311010333040 17 25 0609090-130974 38 90019 03 790B 8539 G 20040311010347870 17 25 0615812-133840 18 90019 03 790B 8539 G 20040311010408520 17 25 0625105-142757 67 14144 83 056D 8539 G 20040311020110640 17 25 0245582+683771 67 14144 83 056D 8539 G 20040311020127240 17 25 0214070+740216 38 I was able to id UME 2 R #10674 in fov with #90019 at 1:02:09 UTC and the bright satellite with a red tint as Seasat #10967 at 1x near alpha Perseus at 2:02.22 UTC. I watched #23947 for 10 minutes in telescope but have not been able to id unknown in fov with it at 01:26:40 UTC or reduce its points. Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2753 ft. -5 UTC ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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