I have noticed the unid, seems to have a low inclined orbit, ie it resides in the geo belt.
I came to that conclusion, by observing which star's it passed by, and the geo sat's would also
pass somewhat near those same stars.
The unid appeared to be within 1 degree of Intelsat 707 ( 23816 ), when I observed it. Hard to say
where it be now.
Will have to scan the belt, hopefully find the ******* sat!
Now be clear tommorow, so I can.
I won't be suprised if it turn's out some geo sat was retired, and is driting. I was fooled by
goes 13 once, when where moving it between orbital slots.
It seems to give a flash between 6 to 7 minutes apart.
Kevin
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