Hello Javi, You wrote: > In subtitution appeared a > flare in the other direction (going toward the north) about at 21:13. The > flare was magnitude about -3 (visual appreciate) > I do not know where at the sky you saw that bright flare. Going north and also in north at that time was satellite ERS 1 (Earth Resources satellite) 1991-050A #21574. This satellite can shown very bright flares, sometimes with a red hue. May be this is a candidate. Another interesting satellite these days is 2002-024A #27430 named Hai Yang 1. This shows several negative magnitude flashes during one transit. At least at my location. happy observing, Bram Dorreman Collector PPAS observations COSPAR 4160 51° 16' 45.5" N 5° 28' 36.6" E (WGS84) 35 m ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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