TiPS
Sue Worden (worden@fc.net)
Wed, 29 Dec 1999 16:38:18 -0600 (CST)
TiPS was visible in my 10x50 binoculars during a high pass across the
west yesterday evening. The limiting magnitude was approximately +4.
At first, only the end masses were visible, then later in the pass,
the end masses became invisible, and I was able to detect the tether.
Following is QuickSat output for the pass:
30.310 97.881 920. BCRC (Nike Site) 2000 15.0 15 F F T T T
*** 1999 Dec 28 Tue evening *** Times are PM CST *** 1825 640
H M S Tim Al Azi C Dir Mag Dys F Hgt Shd Rng EW Phs R A Dec
23937 TiPS 96 29F 2.0 5.3 S 5.0
7 18 28 0.1 58 229 22 6.1 9 1 589 415 676 1.4 98 2342 7.3
7 19 6 0.1 71 245 38 5.7 9 1 590 378 620 1.6 88 0 2 20.8
7 19 44 0.1 78 302 C 93 5.6 9 1 591 338 602 1.6 76 028 35.7
7 20 22 0.1 70 355 144 5.5 9 1 593 294 625 1.5 66 1 6 50.0
7 21 1 0.1 58 10 158 5.7 9 1 594 246 686 1.4 58 2 4 61.6
--Sue Worden (worden@fc.net)
Austin, Texas, USA
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