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From: Brad Young (brad.young@domain-engineering.com)
Date: Tue Jul 15 2008 - 16:31:42 UTC

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Looks like USA 129 was about 1.2 s early. Spectacularly clear and windless,
only the 11d moon interferes. Got to see all the new Orbcomm sats and their
r/b, which is a great PPAS object, PPAS reports later.

25725 99 023B   8336 G 20080715024221900 17 25 1603443-254837 28 R
24680 96 072A   8336 G 20080715024934960 17 25 1843179+363331 87 S
24680 96 072A   8336 G 20080715024941380 17 25 1849013+412734 38 S
24680 96 072A   8336 G 20080715024944360 17 25 1852347+434262 47 S
24680 96 072A   8336 G 20080715025004150 17 25 1918683+573972 38 S
10502 77 112A   8336 G 20080715031329460 17 25 1525842+342251 97 S

Brad Young
TULSA 1
COSPAR 8336
36.1397N, 95.9838W, 205m ASL

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