Hey Kevin,
Excellent - stable - imagery!. So tonight at
6:30UT the point on the Clarke Orbit opposite the Sun
and at your latitude's CO declination is:
RA: 3:36:55
Dec.: -6deg 38min
This will be farther west than the two videos you
shot last night. I would be interested in a video of
32018 passing through this area. Will 32018 be
brighter than later on??? I would be interested in
when you think that 32018 reaches it's brightest (what
RA).
Regards,
Jeff Umbarger
Plano, TX, USA
--- Kevin Fetter <kfetter@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I played back, the captured video.
>
> Based on the fact, the unid was observed near Galaxy
> 3C ( 27745 ) where spaceway 3 is going to be
> parked, and not observed where it's last tle placed
> it, the unid was Spaceway 3 ( 32018 ).
>
> Well I won't be fooled anymore, now that's finally
> at it's orbital slot. They sure took, there
> time with it.
>
> I caught it, just as it was flaring up.
>
> http://www.kfetter.com/satvideo/other/32018.wmv
>
> File size = 7 Mb
>
> Area of sky
>
> 3 h 48 m R.A
> -6 deg 38 m Dec
>
> It was in the 7th magnitude range, at that time
>
> http://www.kfetter.com/satvideo/other/32018-2.wmv
>
> File size = 4 Mb
>
> Area of sky
>
> 3 h 53 m R.A
> -6 deg 38 m Dec
>
> Was in the mag 6 range.
>
> Kevin
>
> 44.6062 N
> 75.6910 W
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