SL-12 R/B(1) 1 27427U 02023B 02127.70056970 -.00003837 12131-4 00000+0 0 12 2 27427 51.6030 129.7289 0051210 272.8647 86.3333 16.31803814 03 Of course a negative drag term is inappropriate for this rocket. We have a twilight pass in another couple of hours. Re-entry very soon. lat 30.334 long 97.760 2002 May 7 Tue evening Time PM CDT H M S Al Azi Mag Hgt 8 47 44 87 134 0.3 132 Good evening passes for mid-northern latitudes: 2002 May 8 Tue evening UT HGT HR MN REVS LAT LONG SHD 132 0 20 5.4 31.5 -73.8 82 134 0 21 5.4 34.2 -70.5 66 136 0 22 5.4 36.9 -67.0 49 137 0 23 5.4 39.4 -63.2 31 139 0 24 5.4 41.7 -59.1 11 132 1 48 6.3 31.0 -96.9 87 134 1 49 6.4 33.8 -93.6 73 136 1 50 6.4 36.4 -90.1 57 137 1 51 6.4 38.9 -86.4 39 139 1 52 6.4 41.3 -82.3 19 133 3 17 7.4 33.3-116.7 80 135 3 18 7.4 35.9-113.2 64 137 3 19 7.4 38.5-109.5 46 138 3 20 7.4 40.9-105.5 27 140 3 21 7.4 43.1-101.3 7 133 4 45 8.4 32.8-139.7 86 135 4 46 8.4 35.4-136.3 71 136 4 47 8.4 38.0-132.7 54 138 4 48 8.4 40.5-128.7 35 139 4 49 8.4 42.7-124.5 15 It could be a minute or two earlier than predicted by this elset. Payload: DIRECTV 5 1 27426U 02023A 02127.76203961 .00000467 -34788-6 00000+0 0 11 2 27426 51.7095 129.3795 7302828 0.1916 359.9367 2.28236591 03 Mike McCants ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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