25725 99 023B 8305 F 20010821025339294 37 25 1648967-151787 18 F 25725 99 023B 8305 F 20010821025416434 46 25 1734773-111150 28 F 25725 99 023B 8305 F 20010821025419044 17 25 1738158-105225 28 F 25725 99 023B 8305 F 20010821025440354 27 25 1806061-081104 77 F 25725 99 023B 8305 P 20010821025624544 47 25 2016100+043850 28 F we had high clouds which became patchy enough for me to setup at last minute and see above. seemed about :02s late ref 3-day old elset. wonder if that is related to the acceleration that David mentioned re 66A (or am I confused again? -- drag ~ early, "accelerating" meant...?). did not time flashes. meanwhile quicksat indicated a NE+25 pass of ISS & friends, but I did not really look for them due to clouds and my 'neighbor's' NE tree. (if he was neighborly, he would cut it down or at least trim it). forcing me to build an obs deck in a slightly new location, figure out new coords, datum(s)... but hopefully worth the effort when I figure out how to carpenter. after reading the reports, I should have looked NE and stood on my toes and looked for a hole in the clouds. meanwhile, tropical storm "C" (hurricane?) is headed in this general direction, although the wx forecast for tonight is clear, the calm before the storm? better not put up obs deck till it passes... why does usspacecommand not publish TLE for this rocket, but it does for others like 01033B ?? ************************************************ Paul Gabriel 26.243N 098.216W 35m additional coord info available upon request the stars at night are big & bright...sometimes gabriel305@earthlink.net ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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