Can anyone identify these streaks? (comets, satellites, ISS?)

[PapaPlanets]

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could identify the streaks in a couple of my first ever widefield shots taken last month. The bright star is Vega and I'm in Berkshire:

16-JUN-12, 01.11:04

16-JUN-12, 01.34:06

[nmoushon]

look like iridium flares to me

[The Sailor]

Satellites would show a longer trail but with even breaks as in _____ ______ ______ , I may be corrected .

Jim

[lukebl]

Another vote for Iridium flare.

[PapaPlanets]

look like iridium flares to me

<googles iridium flares>

They do don't they. Thanks.

[Zul]

Second is iridium flare , but first one i think is ISS.

[Ganymede12]

Whatever they are I don't think they've ruined the photo. I think it adds something to it

[Steve Ward]

Second is iridium flare , but first one i think is ISS.

The ISS was much lower than this in June and no passes at the time stated .

Iridium flares for sure.

[Ant]

Only a tumbling satellite would do the _____ ______ _____ _______, usually they are just one continuous line. I'd agree the first is likely the ISS (after reading Steve's post maybe not ), the second could be a Iridium Flare or maybe a meteor? I've seen meteor look just like that.

You have got the Coat Hanger in both images which is always nice!

Ant

[Steve Ward]

Some screenshots here of ISS passes either side of your pics.

The next pass was below horizon.

[astrofox]

Looks like an Iridium flare to me also.

[LukeSkywatcher]

The 1st image looks like a meteor to me and the second looks like an Iridium flare.