Re[2]: OrbView-2 to Maneuver

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The reason for hte two names is that OrbImage (an Orbital Sciences 
Company) owns ht ecommercial rights to teh data, while NASA has its 
rights. 

OrbView-1 is also known as Microlab, the third satellite in the Orbcomm 
FM-1, FM-2 Pegasus launch in 1995.  The NORAD id is 23547

Eric 

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Eric Rosenberg
Washington, DC
erosenberg@orbcomm.net

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Subject: Re: OrbView-2 to Maneuver
Author:  SeeSat-L@cds.plasma.mpe-garching.mpg.de at #internet 
Date:    8/6/97 3:33 AM


>Here we go again: yet another satellite with more than one name.  Orbital 
>calls it OrbView-2 while NASA calls it SeaStar.
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>_____________________________________________________ 
>Jim Varney                             Sacramento, CA 
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Not only that but were is Orbview 1 ?????


Greetings,

Tristan Cools
tcools@nic.INbe.net
BWGS member(Belgian Working Group Satellites)

Damse Vaart:    3.2478E/51.2277N 3.75m 
Rijckevelde:    3.2856E/51.2045N 6.25m 
Brugge     :    3.2166E/51.2104N 5m

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