Cosmos 1043 seen

Henry Eikel (heikel@ix.netcom.com)
Wed, 25 Feb 1998 22:55:00 -0600 

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Using the following elset:

Cosmos 1043      5.0  1.5  0.0  5.4 v            200 x 196 km
1 11055U 78094A   98056.53218893  .02313572  32498-2  63586-3 0 95253
2 11055  81.1327  68.1350 0003184 178.4525 181.5484 16.28050627 70800

I saw Cosmos 1043 tonight.  Predicted for 6:41:30 pm, it was running =
about 30 sec early and was fairly bright, about 2nd magnitude.  =
Hopefully will get a chance to look tomorrow night, but with a front =
moving through it should be cloudy.

Henry Eikel
New Orleans, LA   N,30,W,90

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Using the following = elset:
 
Cosmos = 1043     =20 5.0  1.5  0.0  5.4=20 v            200 = x 196=20 km
1 11055U 78094A   98056.53218893  .02313572 =20 32498-2  63586-3 0 95253
2 11055  81.1327  68.1350 = 0003184=20 178.4525 181.5484 16.28050627 70800 

I saw Cosmos 1043 tonight.  = Predicted=20 for 6:41:30 pm, it was running about 30 sec early and was fairly bright, = about=20 2nd magnitude.  Hopefully will get a chance to look tomorrow night, = but=20 with a front moving through it should be cloudy. 
 
Henry Eikel
New Orleans, LA  =20 N,30,W,90
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