(meteorobs) Strange event
Marco Langbroek
marco.langbroek at wanadoo.nl
Thu Apr 27 09:31:34 EDT 2006
javor,
Can you please provide a better clue as to the positions of these objects (sky
coordinates)? It is very easy for me to identify satellites, but only if I have
good timings (which you provided) and positions (which are yet unclear).
Even while knowing that Arcturus is in the image, I cannot quite identify the
starfield as there is no mention of scale etc.
My hunch is that this could be a NOSS trio (US military satellites) flaring up.
- Marco
Javor Kac wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I caught strange event(s) with one of my meteor cameras earlier
> this week. They entered my camera's FOV on April 24, 2006 at
> 19:05:12.64 UT and the last detection was at 19:05:25.08 UT.
> It looks like two separate events (possibly satellites or space junk).
>
> I have combined the images an put them at
> http://www2.arnes.si/~mborion4/temp/20060424-1905UT.jpg
> The viewing direction was SE, the brightest star in the lower left is
> Arcturus. The recorded angular velocity was 1.7 degrees/second.
> The camera was located at Longitude= 14.545 deg and Latitude=
> 46.239 deg.
>
> Is there anybody who could help me identify the objects?
>
> Many thanks, and clear skies!
> Javor
>
> Slovenska Bistrica, Slovenia -- 46ø23'24N - 15ø33'47E - 288m
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