8539 obs X-37B May 30

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28095 03 054A   8539 G 20100530021809880 17 25 0945517+233656 38
28097 03 054C   8539 G 20100530021818040 17 25 0948221+233981 38
36514 10 015A   8539 G 20100530022627940 17 25 1019858+192579 38
36514 10 015A   8539 G 20100530022644710 17 25 1055372+245001 38
36514 10 015A   8539 G 20100530022651310 17 25 1113256+270864 38

I started tracking X-37B near Mars. It was 1 second early on a 1 day old 
elset.
The last point split two 7.9 mag stars that were .13 degree apart.

Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2590 ft.  -4 UTC
What these numbers mean : http://www.satobs.org/position/IODformat.html 

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