28049 03 045G 8539 G 20040406005253090 17 25 0417841+835534 68 28095 03 054A 8539 G 20040406005615840 17 25 1213957+570129 68 28095 03 054A 8539 G 20040406005647630 17 25 1214311+470330 68 28095 03 054A 8539 G 20040406005712590 17 25 1214611+392055 67 28095 03 054A 8539 G 20040406005800360 17 25 1216253+254820 38 28095 03 054A 8539 G 20040406005807280 17 25 1216459+235926 38 08884 76 038J 8539 G 20040406010249190 17 25 1311918+555518 68 08884 76 038J 8539 G 20040406010318840 17 25 1259352+462533 38 08884 76 038J 8539 G 20040406010327900 17 25 1256652+433310 67 08884 76 038J 8539 G 20040406010446340 17 25 1244380+215956 38 28054 03 048A 8539 G 20040406011728590 17 25 0609537+221138 38 28054 03 048A 8539 G 20040406011740090 17 25 0558566+260187 68 28054 03 048A 8539 G 20040406011744960 17 25 0553524+273820 38 28054 03 048A 8539 G 20040406011920260 17 25 0349157+505330 38 I saw #08818 at 01.49.00.90 UTC 2 minutes outside of Ganymede. I still need to reduce this point. #28049 was fast to try and follow in a telescope. I followed for close to 2 minutes but only my start point recorded. Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2753 ft. -5 UTC ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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