Ang: flashing satellite

From: b_gimle@algonet.se
Date: Thu Oct 06 2005 - 02:58:46 EDT

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What is UST time?
At 23:48 UTC Sun was still up, and at UTC-5 only very high, slow-movers 
would be visible.
Was it moving to the N, S, or more to the E ?
How far in two minutes?

>----Ursprungligt meddelande----
>
>
>I just joined this list because of a strange satellite observation.
>  my location is 29.9770° N, 98.2660° W
>  I first saw the satellite overhead (alt. 80 az. aprox. 90) at 23:48 
UST and it ended at 23:50


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