yy-nnncc yy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.s ooo sss.s s.s nnn ff.fff comments 78-122 A 07-08-26 23:18 BD 37 a 83- 70 A 07-08-27 02:50.16.8 BD 172.6 0.1 13 13.28 F; +2->inv; 12) 85- 79 B 07-08-27 02:02:45.2 BD 160.0 0.4 12 13.34 A ssm; +4.5->inv 87- 60 A 07-08-25 22:07:39.9 BD 134.6 0.2 10 13.5 A; +3.5->inv 88- 56 A 07-08-26 01:46:18.6 BD 39.1 0.3 2 19.6 5) 90- 70 D 07-08-26 23:14 BD 2.5 a 92- 73 B 07-08-26 23:59:37.4 BD 112.0 2.0 2 56 A; 93- 50 A 07-08-25 21:18:40.2 BD 68.6 1.3 3 22.9 F'a'm'; +4->inv 94- 78 B 07-08-26 02:55:14.1 BD 39.9 0.2 15 2.66 A; +6.5->inv; 8) 96- 29 D 07-08-26 01:00:51.6 BD 123.0 5 1 123 Af; 4) 96- 71 B 07-08-26 02:08:19.5 BD 130.5 0.3 14 9.32 A; +6->inv 96- 71 B 07-08-27 02:37:33.8 BD 159.0 0.3 17 9.35 97- 82 B 07-08-25 21:41:43.4 BD 116.6 2) 97- 82 B 07-08-26 21:03:22.1 BD 53.4 9) 97- 82 B 07-08-26 22:44:56.6 BD 149.7 11); +3->inv 98- 26 A 07-08-25 22:44:56.2 BD 68.2 3); max +3 98- 26 A 07-08-26 22:08:22.4 BD 51.4 10); +3.5->inv 98- 72 C 07-08-26 19:48:19.3 BD 74.9 3 25.0 99- 57 B 07-08-26 01:26 BD 10 a; +6.5->8 01- 23 B 07-08-26 20:24:41.0 BD 262.5 0.4 13 20.2 A; +4.5->inv 01- 40 B 07-08-25 20:36:53.5 BD 99.8 0.5 1 100 F; +2->inv 02- 36 C 07-08-25 22:33:36.1 BD 164.4 0.2 12 13.7 A; +6->inv 02- 36 C 07-08-26 23:35:10.6 BD 298.7 0.2 22 13.58 A; +6.5->inv 02- 54 C 07-08-26 20:51:16.6 BD 167.8 0.2 27 6.22 A'a ssm; +4.6->inv 03- 37 C 07-08-26 00:27:29.6 BD 93.9 0.2 6 15.6 A; +6.5->inv 04- 28 B 07-08-25 20:41:53.2 BD 68.5 0.5 4 17.1 A; +4.5->inv 04- 28 B 07-08-26 21:05:25.8 BD 68.9 0.5 4 17.2 A 05- 4 B 07-08-26 02:21:19.3 BD 198.2 0.2 32 6.19 7) 05- 4 B 07-08-27 01:35:20.6 BD 241.8 0.2 39 6.20 A; +3->inv 07- 10 B 07-08-25 21:26:49.7 BD 137.3 2.0 3 46 A; 1) 07- 27 B 07-08-25 23:11:27.6 BD 70.3 0.2 2 35.1 F'a'; +2->inv 07- 27 B 07-08-26 22:53:54.1 BD 70.1 1.0 1 70 A; +2.4->inv 07- 29 B 07-08-26 01:49:39 BD 134 1 190 0.705 6) 07- 29 B 07-08-26 03:33:25.8 BD 117.8 0.2 170 0.693 A; +2.5->inv 07- 29 B 07-08-27 03:19:46.8 BD 225.3 0.1 303 0.744 A; +2.2->inv; 13) Notes: 1) 07- 10B : timings 50.44 (35.99 7.94) 42.89 2) 97- 82B : difficult to determine a flash period; timings are: f 14.82 a 2.77 f 15.23 f 6.63 af 12.52 f 6.19 a 12.93 f 5.40 f 1.76 f 7.91 f 9.33 f 1.66 f 7.92 in which: a means more or less round maximum f means flash af means a round maximum immediately followed by a flash. 3) 98- 26 A: difficult to determine a flash period; timings are: 8.10 25.92 21.75 12.46 4) 96- 29 D: timings are: 31.92 17.26 73.77 5) 88- 56 A: timings are: (9.54 8.91 1.16) (5.85 13.68) 6) 07- 29 B: lost my timings by pressing wrong stopwatch button. reconstruction from voice recording (with stopwatch beeps) 7) 05- 4 B: A'ffA'_A' evolving to A'fA'_A'; suggesting that one rotation lasts 12.4 seconds. 8) 94- 78 B: at last after several attempts to detemine a period in the variability. Previous attempts failed as the object's stellar magnitude varied too fast and the amplitude was small. 9) 97- 82 B: difficult to determine a flash period; timings are: f 22.34 f 11.86 a 7.16 f 12.03 10) 98- 26 A: timings f 31.22 f 20.13 f, too few to determine period. 11) 97- 82 B: difficult to determine a flash period; In following the timings are on flashes except when "a" is specified, the it concerns a more or less round maximum: 4.12 15.00 0.95 2.85 11.76 3.61 3.53 3.00 2.86 a 2.38 a 3.34 5.58 a 13.63 4.08 1.10 5.37 a 4.49 4.60 a 3.71 1.23 9.46 a 4.93 3.58 1.20 9.72 4.42 4.93 a 14.22 12) 83- 70 A: I saw this satellite unintentionally due to its bright flashes. I was able to identify it as an Oko (Kosmos 1481) 13) 07- 29 B: the more than expected period increase lets me presume that I miscounted the flashes. PPAS format: http://www.satobs.org/tumble/flashpm.html#PPASformat Site 4160: 51.27931 N, 5.47683 E (WGS84), 35 m Bram Dorreman ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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