Re: Bright UNID

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In a message dated 6/19/98 05:36:05 PM EDT, eberst@cableinet.co.uk writes:

>  This seems to be Noss2-3 Rocket, 96-29B.

Thanks to Russell  Eberst for the ID.  Was it just earlier this week that I
noted that NOSS 2-3 r was 2 minutes late?  I should start reading my own
posts. :-)

Now it seems about 3 minutes later and about 5 degrees higher than the
predicted pass using:

NOSS 2-3 r        10    3    0 4.8               448 x 338
1 23907U 96029B   98145.10736977  .00022000  00000-0  24695-3 0    00
2 23907  63.4295 160.8313 0081001 138.6318 221.3682 15.58161161    03

Cheers
Don Gardner
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76.8419 W, 39.1796 N,  34m ASL

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