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Hi folks:

     The video system picked up lightning flashes and nothing exciting 
on meteors . But around 6am, despite a cloud filed sky, two consecutive 
bright flashes were registered some 24 sec apart.

    The potential candiate is  IDed to be  DMSP B5D2-2  or 83113A. ( a 
couple year back I saw the similar satellite). 
 Is there a resource to show how this group of weather satellite look 
like?   I checked Encyclopedia Astronautica  but no picture.

    Thanks

rgds
ykchia

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