RE: Unid observation

From: Edward S Light (light@argoscomp.com)
Date: Wed Apr 05 2000 - 06:33:50 PDT

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David Brierley recently posted ...
> >
> I've made a perfect fit of a circular orbit to your observations, and
> come up with the following more precise orbit:
>
>  0009501 00095.88789851  0.00000000
>   98.5830 172.5676  0.0000100 357.2183   2.9264 14.59164421 6.0
>

Can anyone point to a program one can use to convert elements from this
format to the more conventional TLE layout? (Absent that, might one please
describe the meanings of the individual fields in the above format? )

Thanks.

Clear and dark skies!
   Ed Light

Lakewood, NJ, USA
N 40.1072, W 074.2317, Hgt +21 m (69 ft)

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