Re: Starshine 3 decay obs report

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Thanks Harro,

I would be very disappointed if this decayed right over my head while I
was standing outside in the cold and missed it.

Can you confirm what time the predicted pass would be over MN?

Regards,

Daniel

On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Harro Zimmer wrote:

> Daniel, Ed,
>
> We - some of the predictors - had discussed this observation
> from Minnesota (Scott Armitage) intensively. I have massive
> doubts about that the object (if it was real) was Starshine 3.
> It was one rev too early and we have some other indication
> that the decay occured definitely after 05:00 UTC.
>
>
> Harro
>
> Harro.Zimmer@t-online.de
> Berlin, Germany
>
>
>

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