Re: Mir seen at -0.8 degree?

Leigh Palmer (palmer@sfu.ca)
Sun, 29 Dec 1996 07:37:57 -0800

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At 8:41 AM 12/29/96, tom wrote:
>What elevation do you have set for your location?

and for the elevation of the plains east of the Front Range
which presumably lie on your horizon? I understand you are
observing from Colorado.

Leigh

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