Re: STS-86 Launch Visible

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On Tue, 23 Sep 1997 Dquagliana@aol.com wrote:
> If this is still the case(is it?), then the shuttle launch should
> be visible from the East Coast of the United States.
> [ Hint: night launch + high inclination = possibly visible ]
> And, for a change, it's at a decent hour!!
> 
> Would anyone in or near the New Jersey area be
> interested in getting together to watch the launch?

Yes, if it's clear the shuttle will be visible from here in Freehold, 
central NJ.  I've already seen about 4 or 5 launches from my back porch.

Where are you located?


Jay Respler
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