Re: Bright sat list / software

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I've used for several years the predictionprogram of the Belgian Working Group 
Satellites SAT4.75 and it does the job very well.
In just a few minutes yuo get a prediction for all the satellites visible in the 
selected timeframe ordered in time of highest point in the sky.

The program can be found at the page of the BWGS at
physics.ox.ac.uk in pub/sat/program/ibmpc

Once you have created a file with your favorite satellites it can be updated fom the 
Molczan or Thompsonfiles at the same site.

BTW the correct adress for SeeSat is: SeeSat-L (or D)@cds.plasma.mpe-garching.mpe.de


Greetings


Leo Barhorst		Alkmaar			The Netherlands
52.6333 North		4.7833 East		3 m ASL
Member of Seesat-L
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Every day I wonder about the things I see in the (night)sky

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