Obs Aug 20-21
Bjoern Gimle (b_gimle@algonet.se)
Sun, 22 Aug 1999 11:21:07 +0200
I searched for the decaying 1999-044B (#25890) SOYUZ RB on two "visible"
passes 5-6 degrees above the northern horizon at 22:07 and 23:37 local
daylight saving time, and a shadow pass 23:06 UT when the odds were high
it would glow over the Baltic Sea - it did not :-(>
Two Keyhole passes:
22251 92 083A 5919 E 19990820201551400 17 35 1415800+193800 56
22251 92 083A 5919 E 19990820201612700 17 35 1359700+218200 17
23728 95 066A 5919 E 19990821215216650 17 35 0314300+229500 56
23728 95 066A 5919 E 19990821215234050 17 35 0344100+279900 56
USA 86 3 s early, but somewhat off-track;
USA 116 19 s late, but also off-track;
05143 71-031B Meteor 1-8 r 39s late on 990820- not unexpected with
99218.56763474 elset.
1 22251U 92083 A 99229.12671900 .00001949 00000-0 13101-3 0 4695
2 22251 97.6285 273.8546 0406055 219.0866 137.6782 14.58095259 00
1 23728U 95066 A 99227.96307210 .00017805 00000-0 36915-3 0 2413
2 23728 97.8530 339.3564 0435717 106.0177 258.8236 14.83030045 00
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