Re: CONTOUR

From: Björn Gimle (b_gimle@algonet.se)
Date: Sun Aug 11 2002 - 04:35:46 EDT

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Of course a passing, or leaving, interplanetary spacecraft is a special
challenge, but there are many non-operational geosynchronous satellites and
Molniyas that are easy to see at up to 40000 km range, when flashing.

Plus operational geostationaries near the shadow cone around equinoxes, Centaur
rockets in eccentric orbits ...

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Subject: CONTOUR


>   This is the most distant (and faintest) human-made object I have ever seen,
> having had no luck with the NEAR, Cassini, and Stardust fly bys.


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