23862 96 029D 8539 G 20050908011143990 17 25 1356462+502768 38 23908 96 029C 8539 G 20050908011145240 17 25 1356462+502768 38 23936 96 029E 8539 G 20050908011150330 17 25 1357575+503460 38 23862 96 029D 8539 G 20050908011202740 17 25 1346820+552503 38 23908 96 029C 8539 G 20050908011204260 17 25 1346820+552503 38 23936 96 029E 8539 G 20050908011239620 17 25 1325138+631405 38 25157 98 007A 8539 G 20050908014257260 17 25 1522601+631448 38 25157 98 007A 8539 G 20050908014312970 17 25 1439191+641337 38 25157 98 007A 8539 G 20050908014326390 17 25 1404498+641963 38 16591 86 014A 8539 G 20050908015443950 17 25 1603467+723693 38 16591 86 014A 8539 G 20050908015726370 17 25 2041179+451545 38 16591 86 014A 8539 G 20050908020005220 17 25 2146790+092087 38 A lot of fun tracking the Noss 2-3 triplets and getting 2 points on each before they went into trees. About 30 seconds before 86014A was expected an unknown was sighted in telescope near Pherkad, gamma ursa minor, and then id'd as Orbcomm 15 #98046C using Idsat. Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2753 ft. -4 UTC What these numbers mean: http://www.satobs.org/position/IODformat.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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