Great few days of astronomy between flooding rains. Last night was terrible, but managed to see 90-110G zooming by about 250 miles above me even through low patchy clouds. I did not include classfd.tle reports this or the last few times because they are no longer timely. Simply been too busy to get them in the next morning. PPAS: Designtn Date Time Obsr Durtn Acc Num Per Remarks 99- 23 B 07-05-17 02:24:55 BY 27.5 0.3 8 3.44 AA mag 4.5->6 05- 54 C 07-05-17 02:32:23 BY 64.8 0.2 14 4.63 AA mag 5->7 93- 70 B 07-05-17 02:39:50 BY S mag 5.5 82- 72 A 07-05-19 02:51:27 BY F mag -5 89- 42 A 07-05-19 03:03:46 BY S mag 7.5 06- 44 A 07-05-19 03:14:03 BY F mag -5 07- 12 G 07-05-19 03:44:47 BY S mag 6 04- 28 B 07-05-19 03:45:46 BY 3.9 0.2 1 3.9 FF mag 5->8 Note 5 00- 75 A 07-05-19 03:49:02 BY S mag 6 99- 58 D 07-05-21 02:25:06 BY S mag 6 00- 42 B 07-05-21 02:30:57 BY S mag 5 82- 72 A 07-05-21 02:49:02 BY F mag 3 07- 4 F 07-05-21 03:10:58 BY F 4.5->inv 99- 23 B 07-05-21 03:14:11 BY 48.6 0.2 8 6.08 AA mag 3.5->4 76- 91 A 07-05-21 03:20:32 BY 172.3 0.4 19 9.07 FF mag 4->8 irr 99- 23 B 07-05-23 02:29:57 BY 56.5 0.4 13 4.34 MM mag 4->4.5 90-110 G 07-05-23 03:24:12 BY AA 5->6 Note 3 64- 64 A 07-05-21 02:38:46 BY S mag 7 Note 4 Brad Young TULSA 1 COSPAR 8336 36.1397N, 95.9838W, 205m ASL 75- 91 B 07-05-20 02:27:34 BY 84.9 0.2 10 8.49 FF mag 5->inv 78- 64 A 07-05-20 02:37:40 BY F mag 1 Note 1 82- 72 A 07-05-20 02:51:08 BY F mag 3 72- 3 B 07-05-20 02:56:46 BY 95.8 0.2 60 1.596 FF 5->8 71-116 B 07-05-20 03:07:04 BY 57.1 0.2 6 9.51 FF mag 3->inv all 1X 07- 4 F 07-05-20 03:14:46 BY S mag 6 70-103 A 07-05-20 03:35:08 BY S mag 7.5 87- 20 B 07-05-20 03:43:17 BY S mag 6 95- 32 A 07-05-20 03:46:51 BY S mag 6 86- 86 A 07-05-20 03:54:52 BY S mag 6.5 05- 38 C 07-05-20 03:59:20 BY S mag 7 Note 2 71- 20 A 07-05-20 04:12:36 BY S mag 6 85- 79 B 07-05-20 04:12:38 BY S mag 7 93- 50 A 07-05-20 04:19:45 BY 103.4 0.3 6 17.2 AA mag 4->7 03- 9 B 07-05-20 04:25:37 BY S mag 5 77- 13 A 07-05-20 04:27:10 BY S mag 7.5 Brad Young TULSA 2 COSPAR 8335 35.8311N, 96.1411W, 335m ASL Notes: 1) Beautiful flare next to Venus and crescent moon in conjunction. 2) Some untimed +6 mag flashes. 3) Too fast to time in terrible conditions - appeared to be about 1s period. 4) Seen as UNID while tracking 01-40B. 5) Only one cycle then lost in trees. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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