Hi,
36868 10 039A 9633 F 20100904055843000 58 25 1834258-133094 78 I+070 10
36868 10 039A 9633 F 20100904061333090 37 25 1844019-122104 39 I+070 10
36868 10 039A 9633 F 20100904062340000 17 25 1850123-114307 39 I+070 10
Notes:
36868: 0.024 deg X-track; 166.695 s late, relative 1.16 day old elset:
36868: 0.022 deg X-track; 152.949 s late, relative 1.18 day old elset:
36868: 0.072 deg X-track; 172.725 s late, relative 1.19 day old elset:
I'm not sure what it was but it seems to fit. First point I observed a sort of flare. I scanned for about 40 min. before catching it. It appeared at first very dim then brightened, flared, then faded out over several seconds. Second & third points I noticed it at about the max of its flare. An alldat search showed no strays in the areas of observation. The search was low elevation, 18-19d with limiting magnitude varying from 9.5 to 10.3. USE at your own risk.
(Fourty minute Plane search for 11852 without result. Observed numerous strays.)
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| Lewisville,TX Lat: 33.02064N, Long:96.99822W, Alt. 153m
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JIM | Partly Cloudy, LM 9.5-11.2 UTC:-5 Sept. 04 UTC
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