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A personal Iridium milestone by
William C. Keel
This morning's sighting of a flare from Iridium 46 marked a milestone for
me - I've now seen flares from all the operational Iridium satellites
(defined...
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Vandenberg AFB Launches by
Brian Webb
Hi All:
I maintain a web site with unclassified information regarding rocket and
missile launches from Vandenberg AFB.
After several weeks of work, I have...
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Crickey. Bright object by
Merv
Went outside at 0931.GMT 31/9/2004 and looking overhead saw an extremely
bright object. Brighter than
Zarya (Space Station)
It did not flash like an Iridium...
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September 3rd 04 06:58 AM
by Merv
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Barium release or satellite boost? by
Jack L. Metcalfe
Around 8:57 PM EDT, 15 degrees due east from Arcturus I saw a fairly
bright cloud-like glow drifting slowly northeast. It wasn't a cloud,
it was perfectly...
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September 1st 04 02:28 PM
by Jordan
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Crickey. Bright object by
Merv
Went outside at 0931.GMT 31/9/2004 and looking overhead saw an extremely
bright object. Brighter than Zarya (Space Station)
It did not flash like an Iridium...
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irregular flares in Iridium-like path by
William C. Keel
On the evening of August 21 (2047 CDT, which would be 0147 UT on
the 22nd), I noted three bright, slow, and irregular flares from
an object moving northward...
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Potential flasher? by
William R. Thompson
Cosmos 1030 shed a piece of debris about a day before it
re-entered last night. Apparently the object came off due to
aerodynamic forces during one of the...
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Just spotted the Cosmos 2409 booster by
William R. Thompson
It appears to be tumbling slowly. I can't estimate the rate because
the sky was moderately bright (less than an hour before dawn) and it
faded from view...
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knowledge is power by
mostafa dia
Space and time
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There are two theories or convictions centered around the existence or
creation of our present universe,and life...
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End of the world? by
Ed Cannon
See Mike McCants' note about the possible shutdown of OIG and
termination of orbital elements:
http://users2.ev1.net/~mmccants/
Pretty much the end of the...
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[OT] Peacekeeper Launch from Vandenberg by
Alexander Avtanski
I just saw the Peacekeeper launch from Vandenberg AFB (California).
Excellent view from San Jose - I've seen several launches from here,
and this one was in...
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July 17th 04 05:06 AM
by Fred
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Re-entry or Meteor? Texas by
Glenn Johnson
Was reported on the local Dallas news and seen by many... but no details
have surfaced yet.
2nd hand info from observer: Wed 7-7-04 about 9:10 - 9:15 PM NE...
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Bright NOSS trios by
Ed Cannon
Right now NOSS 2-1 trio is making bright passes, southbound in
the evening -- with good conditions and a pass not too low in
the sky they can be easy to see...
( 1 2 3 ... Last Page)
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Fast Flashing 2004-021B by
PZeller66
Just as dawn was starting to set in this morning, I was able to observe the
recently launched rocket booster for Cosmos 2406, labeled as SL-16 R/B on...
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Did I See 2004-021B? by
Pokey Latrobe
Hello;
I am at 39.2670N and 81.5620W. I observed a bright, rapidly flashing
satellite moving from S towards N at appx 0330 Eastern time this morning.
It was...
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