Probably SBSS1 ?
70950 99 999A 0433 F 20100929185637700 56 15 1319155-704023 39 +073 05
70950 99 999A 0433 F 20100929185642500 56 15 1307581-702240 39 +078 05
70950 99 999A 0433 F 20100929185648100 56 15 1253420-695656 39 +067 05
Notes:
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(1) Cloud obscured the higher elevation of shadow exir at about 35 degrees
elevation heading south, so went to a point clear of cloud and got this
object about 1 minute late on Teds elements and about 10 arc minutes to
side of predicted track. Track angle matches. In an attempt to get some
more points on the pass before it went behing buildings I unfortunately
did not wait long enough to see if the rocket was anywhere near.
Ive just checked the video and with the time error found now I should
have seen it but now suspect the point was too close to the earths
shadow.
(2) This object looks more like a rocket that a stabilized payload as it was
showing considerable variability in the few seconds observed as it
crossed the field of view (3.2 degrees)
(3) Will try again tomorrow night. Will report observations of other objects
observed tomorrow.
Cheers
Greg
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