Re: Atlantis/Mir sighting

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In reply to the message below:  I beieve that the correct internet address
for anything at NASA's Lewis Research Center is:
        xxxx.lerc.nasa.gov>

Also, just a reminder to all Seesat participants.  If you put you sign your
e-mail with your e-mail address, then sending a response can be direct and
not forwarded to everyone.

jbarker@arinc.com

>Finally absolutely clear skies at this location 30 miles SW
>of Washington, D.C. this evening at 01:44 UTC,7/3/95 to see
>our second sighting of Mir/Atlantis go across the western
>horizon at about 30 degrees.  Maximum brightness was about 0
>magnitude because of the poor sun angle.  We were provided a
>nice prewarm-up show by 21701 UARS at around 01:30 UTC and
>was surprised at it's brightness of about -1 magnitude.
>I noted a few days ago that the South Eastern Virginia
>Satellite Watcher Group http://jebyrd.larc.nasa.gov has gone
>off the www.  Does anyone know of an alternate address?
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