My apologies - 90070 was about 0.271 deg X-track; 9.533 s late, relative 6.04 day old elset. One point is off quite a bit. I thought it was early because it entered the shadow at 2:28:28.39, much earlier than predicted. 32379 about 26 s early, relative 5.49 day old elset. 8818 very difficult, fast, faint and variable, 7.325 s early, relative 13.30 day old elset. 18025 smack on time but curiously 0.2 deg off track. 32379 07 060B 8336 G 20090225012228570 17 25 0831497-045486 68 S 32379 07 060B 8336 G 20090225012342390 17 25 0853671+060245 78 S 32379 07 060B 8336 G 20090225012420150 17 25 0905439+105803 88 S 32379 07 060B 8336 G 20090225012453090 17 25 0914936+145683 28 S 32379 07 060B 8336 G 20090225012611210 17 25 0937475+230221 58 S 32379 07 060B 8336 G 20090225012626320 17 25 0941855+241353 68 S 18025 87 043H 8336 G 20090225013304690 17 25 0321822+265817 28 S 18025 87 043H 8336 G 20090225013331820 17 25 0340416+411304 18 S 18025 87 043H 8336 G 20090225013339690 17 25 0347318+452130 18 S 08818 76 038A 8336 G 20090225013352820 17 25 0306755+404617 28 S 90070 06 829A 8336 G 20090225022759590 17 25 0758363-202509 28 S 90070 06 829A 8336 G 20090225022810460 17 25 0807188-190469 78 S 90070 06 829A 8336 G 20090225022820820 17 25 0809901-183326 19 S 13969 8336 20090225 0236 W T 000 7 B U TDRS-1 25371 8336 20090225 0323 W T 000 8 B U INTELSAT 805 So the "normal" geosats are starting to flare for 36 N latitude. Flaring geosat report format described at http://satobs.org/seesat/Oct-2007/0244.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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