Re: FAST: Will it flash or glint?

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On Thu, 15 Aug 1996, Jim Varney wrote:
> My guess is that because the object is fairly small that we will want to try
> and look for it near apogee.

Should that be  perigee ?
(when it's nearest)

Jay Respler
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