Hi everyone, A reboost should not cause a no show over that short period of time. I would expect it to make only a few seconds difference or less. I suspect George failed to observe the ISS over San Diego for a different reason. I am confident the HA predictions are accurate, especially for the ISS. We download the latest elements from SpaceTrack every 6 hours. Chris Peat Heavens-Above Stephan Szyman wrote: > i noticed from HA that ISS has dipped below 350 km, which should > indicate that they are going to kick it up a couple of clicks pretty > soon... > > it's possible they already have done so, between my observed pass > right on schedule at 01:44 UTC sept 19th and george olshevsky's > failure to observe it 1 orbit later from san diego, CA at > approximately 03:15 UTC. > > can anyone confirm whether or not a boost has taken place yet? ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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