This was my first observation of the NOSS 3-4 pair since they achieved approximately their operational spacing, on or about Feb 18. Relative the elements I posted on Feb 17 (at URL below), 07027A was about 0.2 s late and on-track; 07027C was 9.3 s late, and on-track. http://satobs.org/seesat/Feb-2008/0308.html 31701 07 027A 2701 G 20080224101134000 17 25 0454863+584479 77 S 31708 07 027C 2701 G 20080224101140390 17 25 0454695+584300 77 S 31701 07 027A 2701 G 20080224101155420 17 25 0437985+604432 67 S 31708 07 027C 2701 G 20080224101201390 17 25 0437909+604182 67 S 31708 07 027C 2701 G 20080224101215940 17 25 0424167+620195 37 S 31701 07 027A 2701 G 20080224101337440 17 25 0216703+671763 96 S 31708 07 027C 2701 G 20080224101508000 17 25 2346301+623688 67 S 31708 07 027C 2701 G 20080224101526170 17 25 2321622+602118 18 S 31708 07 027C 2701 G 20080224101552370 17 25 2252482+563301 57 S 31701 07 027A 2701 G 20080224101718420 17 25 2149621+410938 37 S 31701 07 027A 2701 G 20080224101918500 17 25 2117066+223181 47 S IOD format: http://www.satobs.org/position/IODformat.html Site 2701: 43.68764 N, 79.39243 W, 230 m Ted Molczan ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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