Re: unidentified sat

From: Bram Dorreman (bram.dorreman@skynet.be)
Date: Tue Sep 07 2004 - 16:00:14 EDT

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I know by experience that Cosmos 1461 #14064U 83044A can be rather bright.
This is also true for an other "exploded" Cosmos: C. 1220 #12054 80089A.
May be there are similar objects with similar behaviour. I expect so.

Bram Dorreman

COSPAR 4160
51° 16' 45.5" N  5° 28' 36.6" E (WGS84) 35 m

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> With Rob Matson's SkyMap and alldat.tle I find as the closest match
> Cosmos 1461 #14064U 83044A.
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