8539 obs april 25

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05682 71 110E   8539 F 20040425005221090 17 25 0742992+285151 38
05682 71 110E   8539 F 20040425005237560 17 25 0746392+345471 38
05680 71 110C   8539 F 20040425005834490 17 25 0411053+892429 38
26473 00 047A   8539 P 20040425011110310 17 25 0511643+453806 38
26473 00 047A   8539 P 20040425011153410 17 25 0421818+604419 38
28230 04 014A   8539 P 20040425021639660 17 25 0813189+293966 38

I saw Gravity Probe B (28230) tonight for the first time. The clouds were
thickening and I was able to locate a 5.5 mag star 6 degree above Pollux for
my start point and followed in telescope. It had an orangish color, which I
have seen reported before.
Forecast is cloudy.

Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2753 ft. -5 UTC


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