I decided to set myself a challenge and attempt to image all the satellites brighter than mag 3.5 passing over tonight. I nearly succeeded. I missed the early ISS pass, HA appears to have been 3 minutes out on the ISS all night, and I didn't work it out till the second pass. The first couple are there, in the middle of the image, but they are damn hard to see (sorry the sky was really bright and I can't process this side of things). I was fighting clouds, low flying aircraft and windy conditions.
ISS - Missed, prediction early by 3 minutes
Lacrosse 3 (it's there promise)
Cosmos 1143 Rocket (also there, but nearly hiding in the clouds)
Envisat - missed
EAS - Missed
Cosmos 2236 Rocket
ISS - With a surprise guest of Cosmos 2082 Rocket
Cosmos 1154 Rocket
Cosmos 1844 Rocket
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Cosmos 1484 + unknown special guest
Helios 1A Rocket
And finally the ISS fades into shadow (well nearly)
Monday, 28 July 2008
Satellite Marathon - 24th July
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