LDEF Observed

Robert Reeves (rreeves@connecti.com)
Mon, 10 May 1999 08:23:28 -0500 

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Since LDEF was primarily a southern USA object, I'll toss
in my 2 cents worth.  I watched it a few times also as it
passed over San Antonio, but I was suprised at how dim
an object it was for its size.  It was always steady in
brightness, no flares, but never brighter than about=20
mag 2, as I remember.

Robert Reeves            http://www.connecti.com/~rreeves
520 Rittiman Rd.         rreeves@connecti.com
San Antonio, TX          210-828-9036      =20
78209   U.S.A.            29.484N  98.440W  200 meters

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Since LDEF was primarily a southern USA object, I'll = toss
in my 2 cents worth.  I watched it a few times = also as=20 it
passed over San Antonio, but I was suprised at how=20 dim
an object it was for its size.  It was always = steady=20 in
brightness, no flares, but never brighter than about =
mag 2, as I remember.

Robert=20 Reeves            = http://www.connecti.com/~rreeve= s
520=20 Rittiman Rd.         rreeves@connecti.com
San = Antonio,=20 TX         =20 210-828-9036      
78209  =20 U.S.A.            = 29.484N  98.440W  200 meters
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