Re: USA 129 on time(?)

From: Björn Gimle (b_gimle@algonet.se)
Date: Sat Oct 11 2003 - 16:46:55 EDT

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> I have some more points to read out, if my IC voice recorder doesn't
eat
> more batteries, and hope to see it on the next orbit, to determine if
its
> lateness was due to a recent maneouvre or not. However, it was not
higher

24680 96 072A   5919 G 20031011182614110 17 25 0517624+461061 18 S
24680 96 072A   5919 G 20031011182700930 17 25 0647424+484955 18 S
24680 96 072A   5919 G 20031011182735640 17 25 0742280+475509 38 S
24680 96 072A   5919 G 20031011182744960 17 25 0754532+472530 57 S
24680 96 072A   5919 G 20031011182856780 17 25 0902181+421164 58 S

I did not see USA 161 through haze at 8 deg alt at 19:33 -1/+11,
and at the time of 2nd pass of USA 129 it was 99.5% cloudy, and
the only celestial objects were the Moon, and briefly Vega and Capella.


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