At 22:04 10/06/04, Ted Molczan wrote: >Tristan Cools requested assistance identifying a close pair of unknowns in a >strongly retrograde orbit. > >I found no likely candidates within 10 minutes of time and a 7 deg radius of the >reported position. > >Ted Molczan Just checked OIG . Only new launch is a 71 degree cosmos + rocket. The launch was on june 10 UT according to OIG. Of course the inclination puts it out of question. Tony Beresford Two Line Elements were COSMOS 2408 1 28352U 04021A 04162.33911923 -.00204291 00000-0 -11684+0 0 47 2 28352 71.0053 326.5196 0012460 81.7639 278.5228 14.10971312 44 SL-16 R/B 1 28353U 04021B 04162.33857259 .00571196 00000-0 28640+0 0 59 2 28353 71.0036 326.5130 0005055 192.3130 167.7816 14.13957846 42 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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