11732 80 019D 8539 G 20031216231939960 17 25 0100493+374701 67 11732 80 019D 8539 G 20031216232013400 17 25 0114075+302679 38 11732 80 019D 8539 G 20031216232028860 17 25 0119739+272062 38 11732 80 019D 8539 G 20031216232047480 17 25 0125595+233069 38 11732 80 019D 8539 G 20031216232137030 17 25 0139290+141751 67 11745 80 019G 8539 G 20031217003858380 17 25 0152757+203426 68 11745 80 019G 8539 G 20031217004053230 17 25 0230760+004932 38 I think I did these correct. It has been a long cloudy spell and tonight little time was available for observations. I show #11732 late by 8 seconds and # 11745 late by 17 seconds on the following elements. NOSS 3 (D) 1 11732U 80019D 03339.76954266 .00001000 00000-0 44394-3 0 06 2 11732 63.4110 232.6689 0674500 343.7856 16.2144 13.42241610 07 NOSS 3 (G) 1 11745U 80019G 03331.76901499 .00001000 00000-0 55518-3 0 02 2 11745 63.4200 269.1331 0623500 335.9194 24.0806 13.41672937 03 I also saw Vanguard 2 / #00011 starting at a 5.7 mag star 7 degrees under gamma pegasus at 01.28.27UT and followed to shadow. Vanguard 2 is the 2nd listing in the alldat.tle file. I still need to see Vanguard 1 / #00005, the first satellite listed. A cool 0 C with snow on ground. Lat 39.4707 Lon -79.3388 Alt 2573 ft -5 UTC ----------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from SeeSat-L, send a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@satobs.org List archived at http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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