Re: TLE for Discovery at T+20 min

From: Max White (bmews@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Aug 08 2001 - 23:58:03 PDT

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Taking a NASA derived prelaunch elset, the track over the UK is out
of visibility, with a very slim chance of seeing it. AS calculated from 
Cheltenham, it is already into terminator by arrival over here. However ISS 
for UK observers will be overhead at 2154 BST, seen last night on an 
excellent pass, and extremely red.

Max White / Kettering Group





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