1. I can not find any one object for both times (within +- 3 minutes)
However, on Aug.3-4 , Ir 24 tum (bling) was in upper Perseus at around
22:15:15, moving N-SSE:
1/ 8/ 3 22:13:00 13 28 22:15:37 80 57 22:19:00 152 21 5.4 25105
Iridium 24 tum 4.0 1.8 0.0 6.0
1/ 8/ 3 22:13:08 1 10 22:18:17 80 57 22:19:00 112 52 5.4 25320
Iridium 71 tum 4.0 1.8 0.0 6.0
2. Close in time and pos, but moving N-SW, and a "flasher type", was #07411
DMSP B5C-03 , about 2 deg below beta.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Denis V. Denissenko" <denis@hea.iki.rssi.ru>
To: "SeeSat Mailing List" <SeeSat-L@blackadder.lmsal.com>
Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2001 9:35 PM
Subject: Please help with the flasher ID
> Hello! Could anybody on the list identify the flashing sat I've seen
> recently?
>
> 1. Same object observed twice:
> 20010804, 02:16 MST (20010803 2216 UT)
> 20010814, 01:52 MST (20010813 2152 UT)
> Moved through Perseus at the East, 40-50 degrees above the horizon, from
> left to right (NE->SE direction).
> It had similar behaviour to the object described by Ulrich Beinert (see
> http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/Aug-2001/0052.html for
> details). Very short (about a second) flares up to -2 mag every 15-20
> sec and below +5 mag between flares. Neither IRS-1A nor Nadezhda 6
> according to Heavens-Above.
>
> 2. Possible another single flash tonight at 22:41 MST (20010815 1841 UT)
> about a degree from beta UMa. Az. 325 (NW), elev. 35, E->W direction.
>
> I'm in Moscow, Russia, Europe, 55o45'N, 37o37'E.
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