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Larry Brash wrote: > DaveOesper wrote: > > Given an accurate location, position, and time (as seen through a telescope), > > is there a web site that will identify the satellite? > http://www.heavens-above.com > would be your best starting point, however, it will display satellite > predictions of Mag 4.5 or brighter only. H-A will give nightly predictions down to 5.0; if you look at the information in the URL line atop the page, you'll see that part of it reads Mag=4.5 If you change the 4.5 to 5.0, it will give you satellites down to that calculated magnitude. H-A's "Select a satellite" function will give you much dimmer magnitudes, but you need to enter the name of a satellite first. Not much help when you're trying to put a name on an unidentified satellite, alas. --Bill Thompson
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