8539 obs may 5

From: Steve Newcomb (snewcomb@gcnetmail.net)
Date: Mon Apr 04 2005 - 23:12:11 EDT

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22639 93 026B   8539 G 20050405010710750 17 25 0616242+281196 38
22639 93 026B   8539 G 20050405010756600 17 25 0706381+123700 18
22639 93 026B   8539 G 20050405010855130 17 25 0752895-051988 38
10594 77 112F   8539 G 20050405011248810 17 25 1054903+245210 38
10544 77 112E   8539 G 20050405012726520 17 25 0545576+485909 38
10544 77 112E   8539 G 20050405012727770 17 25 0545839+494955 38
10544 77 112E   8539 G 20050405012749500 17 25 0546586+644581 38
10544 77 112E   8539 G 20050405012813980 17 25 0546019+793727 38
10544 77 112E   8539 G 20050405012900750 17 25 1800051+800004 38

Oscar 32 #19071 #88033B was id as sat in fov intersecting with Noss 2 F
#10594 at 1.14.08.35UTC.

Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2753 ft. -4 UTC
What these numbers mean: http://www.satobs.org/position/IODformat.html



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