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Hello,
Does somebody know if Zi Yuan 2 or Cosmos 1689 Rocket is tumbling? Period about 6 sec (+/- 2 sec), very pronounced sequence of one bright peak and one less bright peak. Something like this? I'm asking because today we saw an unusually bright tumbling satellite and heavens-above.com shows two very similar passes by Zi Yuan 2 and the Cosmos rocket. Both fit the trajectory and are within the accuracy limits of the time we took (we did not have exact time at the moment; probably +/- 3 minutes). I'd like to see that one again. Thanks, - Alex |
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