Gunter's Mystery Sat #11

[Gunter Krebs]

After a long pause, finally a new Mystery Sat Quiz:

I hope, that among all the noise on ssh, there are still some people left,
who might have fun in guessing on obscure spacecraft.

Here is another spacecraft to be identified. The answer to this Mystery
Picture will be announced about two weeks after the photo was released. The
answer announcement will include the name of everyone who submitted the
correct identification of this spacecraft. Answer announcements will be
posted on my website. There is no prize for answering correctly, other than
having your name published there. (Note: The object to be identified is not
necessaryly a real satellite: It can also be a failed satellite, suborbital
probe, a future project or a cancelled project.)

http://www.skyrocket.de/space/myst/myst-11.htm

Please mail your answer to .


have fun,
Gunter Krebs
http://www.skyrocket.de/space

[Paolo Ulivi]

Gunter Krebs wrote:
> After a long pause, finally a new Mystery Sat Quiz:
>
> I hope, that among all the noise on ssh, there are still some people left,
> who might have fun in guessing on obscure spacecraft.
>
> Here is another spacecraft to be identified. The answer to this Mystery
> Picture will be announced about two weeks after the photo was released. The
> answer announcement will include the name of everyone who submitted the
> correct identification of this spacecraft. Answer announcements will be
> posted on my website. There is no prize for answering correctly, other than
> having your name published there. (Note: The object to be identified is not
> necessaryly a real satellite: It can also be a failed satellite, suborbital
> probe, a future project or a cancelled project.)
>
> http://www.skyrocket.de/space/myst/myst-11.htm
>
> Please mail your answer to .
>
>
> have fun,
> Gunter Krebs
> http://www.skyrocket.de/space

Sounds definitely Russian/Soviet with those conical antennae. Otherwise
I have no idea of what it may be...

[Rusty Barton]

On 20 Jul 2003 07:45:54 -0700, (Gunter
Krebs) wrote:

>After a long pause, finally a new Mystery Sat Quiz:
>

>
>Here is another spacecraft to be identified. The answer to this Mystery
>Picture will be announced about two weeks after the photo was released.

>
>http://www.skyrocket.de/space/myst/myst-11.htm
>



Similar hardware has also been used on another heavenly body.


http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-images/Guardian/Pix/gallery/2001/07/02/maddy7.jpg


;-)


--
Rusty Barton - Antelope, California |"Every so often, I like to
| stick my head out the window,
| look up, and smile for the
| satellite picture."-Steven Wright