On March 4, 7 and 9 I looked for many fragments from the explosion of 06-57A, without seeing any. In each case I allowed for the rate of change on mean motion to be in error by a factor of 2. Fragments often vary by several magnitudes, so some of the fragments below may sometimes be much brighter than my limit. Column 1 = catalog number Column 2 = International designation Column 3 = Absolute magnitude it must have then been fainter than. 32503 06057D 8 32509 06057K 9 32510 06057L 10 32511 06057M 9 32512 06057N 9 32517 06057T 8 32519 06057V 9 32521 06057X 8 32522 06057Y 8 32523 06057Z 9 32524 06057AA 7 32527 06057AD 10 32528 06057AE 8 32529 06057AF 9 32531 06057AH 10 32532 06057AJ 8 32534 06057AL 10 32538 06057AQ 9 32539 06057AR 9 32540 06057AS 10 32542 06057AU 7 32543 06057AV 10 32545 06057AX 11 32579 06057BA 10 32580 06057BB 10 32581 06057BC 10 32586 06057BH 11 32589 06057BL 9 32591 06057BN 9 32592 06057BP 9 32595 06057BS 10 32597 06057BU 9 32598 06057BV 9 Mike Waterman _________________________________________________________________ Free games, great prizes - get gaming at Gamesbox. http://www.searchgamesbox.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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