14112 83 056A 8539 G 20030925004319840 17 25 2348816+553913 47 14112 83 056A 8539 G 20030925004453820 17 25 2339836+345735 95 14144 83 056D 8539 G 20030925005846670 17 25 2355544+524413 37 14144 83 056D 8539 G 20030925005926090 17 25 2351378+432995 57 14144 83 056D 8539 G 20030925005936420 17 25 2350715+411074 57 14144 83 056D 8539 G 20030925005957960 17 25 2349729+362529 96 14144 83 056D 8539 G 20030925010102840 17 25 2349060+232592 37 While looking near delta cassiopeia in the telescope I observed a slow moving satellite with a steady magnitude. I followed it for a while without taking any exact times. I was able to identify it as USA 40r #20344. A few minutes later at 01.57.01 UTC, I was watching 2 and 1/2 degrees under beta pegasus for a predicted pass of Explorer 38 #03307. Both of these sats, first time sightings for me, were traveling approximately .04 degree/second at a range near 6200 km with Explorer 38 being dimmer. Lat 39.4707 Lon -79.3388 Alt 2573 ft -4 UTC ----------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from SeeSat-L, send a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@satobs.org List archived at http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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