Collision?

From: Brad Feinner (brad91243@yahoo.com)
Date: Fri Sep 06 2002 - 20:49:33 EDT

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According to my calculations, Cosmos 489 r and Cosmos
1577 r will come within about 2 km of each other at
04:36:28 UTC.  I'll try to watch for a collision, but
don't know if I'll see them in my 7x50s.  Anyone who
can track them in a scope might want to also watch and
see if they suddenly disappear (probably not).

PS:  I realize that's still a long way apart, but who
knows?

Brad
Westminster, CA

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