Re: Mir in moonlight?

bjorn@tt-tech.se
Fri, 8 Mar 1996 9:59:25 +0100

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>> Of course could always watch out for Mir's silhoutte crossing the  =20
Moon!

SkyMap by Rob Matson ( available at  =20
ftp://ftp.physics.ox.ac.uk/pub/sat/programs/ibmpc )
can predict lunar (and solar) transits for up to 100
hours, searching all objects in a TLE file
(in addition to ordinary list / star map / earth perspective
predictions of orbits, launches, stars, planets and deep sky
objects )

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