What is that crossing the Sun on 15 Oct 8:59 UTC

[yltansg]

Hi,

I made this recording of an object moving across the solar surface on 15 Oct 11, 8:59 UTC. Does anyone know what is the object?

Alfred
From Singapore (1, 14 N, 103, 55 ),

[yltansg]

Sorry, somehow the attachment didn't work in the original post. Here it is again,

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[hairball]

This site can be used to see if it's a satellite transit:

www.calsky.com/cs.cgi/Satellites/16?

These are the only ones listed for your location on the 15th (though I could easily have made some mistake!) but the times [UTC] and durations are wrong:

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5h41m50.09s [Hipparcos ArRk<br>(20170 1989-062-C)] Hipparcos ArRk
(20170 1989-062-C) Crosses the disk of Sun. Separation=0.213° Position Angle=187.1°, Position angle vertex=133.9°. Transit duration=600.02s
Angular diameter=0.1" cylindrical, 11.4m x 2.6m
Satellite at Azimuth=231.9° SW Altitude= 73.8° Distance=24462.6 km
In a clock-face concept, the satellite will seem to move toward 10:32
Angular Velocity=0.0'/s

Centerline, closest point →Map: Longitude=103°44'50"E Latitude= +0°31'11" (WGS84) Distance=92.83 km Azimuth=185.0° S Path direction= 95.0° E ground speed=1.706 km/s width=232.7 km max. duration=1002.6 s
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9h07m29.91s [IGS O2 H2A Rocket<br>(29394 2006-037-B)] IGS O2 H2A Rocket
(29394 2006-037-B) Crosses the disk of Sun. Separation=0.240° Position Angle=95.3°, Position angle vertex=10.8°. Transit duration=0.43s
Angular diameter=2.6" cylindrical, 9.0m x 4.0m
Satellite at Azimuth=260.0° W Altitude= 25.5° Distance=778.9 km
In a clock-face concept, the satellite will seem to move toward 8:38
Angular Velocity=32.7'/s

Centerline, closest point →Map: Longitude=103°52'57"E Latitude= +1°20'11" (WGS84) Distance=7.17 km Azimuth=104.0° ESE Path direction=192.6° SSW ground speed=7.914 km/s width=34.7 km max. duration=1.0 s
Time uncertainty of about 2.8 seconds
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It's very rare for an asteroid/minor planet to transit the Sun I believe. Could it have been an aircraft?

[yltansg]

Hi hairball,

Thanks for your feedback. I have also checked it out with CalSky. The crossing doesn't match any of those there. I am still checking....

Cheerio.

Alfred