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On Sat, 9 Sep 1995 jay.respler@genie.geis.com wrote:

> Some observers have seen Comstar 4 R at 40000 km.  Thanks for those replies.
> How about the rest of you?  What are your distance records?

I've seen Comstar 4 r and Comstar 3 r, both at the 30,000-40,000 km range...
they are very bright for their distance i think....(maybe in the 8-10 mag 
range tho this is a guestimation!)

also does anyone happen to know what 92044 A is? it has an orbital period 
of 315 hours and an eccen. of .7! just wondering if anyone knows that 
this satellite is, esp since its apogee is almost 400,000 km!!!!!!

Marek
progrmer@max.tiac.net
http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~progrmer

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