Re: Meteor?
Alan Pickup (alan@wingar.demon.co.uk)
Thu, 7 Aug 1997 21:45:52 +0100
In message <1.5.4.32.19970807165045.006a89e0@mail.utexas.edu>, Ed Cannon
<ecannon@mail.utexas.edu> writes
>A while ago I received this message from a local media reporter:
>
>> We had some calls about a large "meteor" seen in south Austin
>> about 8:45 pm on Wednesday, August 6. Any space-debris
>> candidates?
>
>I'm requesting more information, but might it have been one of
>the objects predicted for Aug. 7?
Extract from, and update to, my SatEvo decay list #35...
# Designation Name ------- Decay -------
Predicted Actual?
24853 95- 28 C Cosmos 2313 deb July 30.1 July 30.10
24046 94- 29 CT STEP-2 Pegasus deb August 2 August 1
24464 94- 29 TM STEP-2 Pegasus deb August 6 August 3
24366 94- 29 PT STEP-2 Pegasus deb August 7 August 4.2
24395 94- 29 QY STEP-2 Pegasus deb August 7 now August 7.95 ?
24453 94- 29 TD STEP-2 Pegasus deb August 9 now August 10 ?
24888 97- 38 C Soyuz TM-26 deb now August 7.69 ?
24801 97- 22 B Cosmos 2342 SL-6 r1 August 9 now August 7.85 ?
24887 97- 38 B Soyuz TM-26 r now August 8.6 ?
...so nothing on August 6. :-(
Alan
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