Allen Thomson wrote: >>Symphonie2 Rk >>1 08133U 75077B 03229.11987087 .00006661 00000-0 24297-3 0 2425 >>2 08133 25.3115 348.6807 0377085 342.7402 16.0615 14.78083003411450 >> >>using the alldat & the parameters you posted >>above sat was ~ 1.7 deg from the moon. >>not sure if that was close enough ref your >>message. && I do not know if this sat flashes. >>I'm not finding any sat closer than this one at >>the time. > > > Thanks -- 1.7 degrees is definitely too far away. The immediate impression > was that the flash occured right on the cusp, so we're talking about very > small fractions of a degree. I usually just lurk here and am just a casual observer, however I also tried to ID any possible sats. I too saw Symphonie2 made a close pass to the moon at near that time. However, I also found the following to nearly cross the moon at 9:37:36 CDT. Perhaps your watch was slow by 31 seconds or so? 94029ZE 1 24602U 94029ZE 03225.25034656 .00000438 00000-0 16399-3 0 4307 2 24602 81.5293 258.5212 0837937 54.3727 313.2540 13.17156918339357 ----------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from SeeSat-L, send a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@satobs.org List archived at http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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