RE: ends of a era

From: Kevin Fetter (kevin_fetter@hotmail.com)
Date: Sat Apr 20 2002 - 21:39:33 EDT

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Ted Wrote

So we can look forward to additional large, bright rocket bodies to
observe.

Good.

I find that recently there has been much less naked eye sats lauched.

And I don't see to many planning to be lauched this year.

There will alot of geo sat's going up, but they aren't naked eye objects, 
except during the eclipse season. But only a few get bright enough to see 
naked eye, I haven't seen any.

Kevin



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