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From: Kevin Fetter (kfetter@yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Aug 31 2003 - 02:27:08 EDT

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I don't know why I thought milstar 6 was 2 minutes early the other day. I observed it again
tonight, and the time is close to predicted. I am using a month old orbital element. Mike has a
new orbital element for it, so I use that one now.

It got to at least mag 7 again, when I observed it at 2:07 am edt ( 6:07 UT ) Aug 31. It's so nice
to watch:)

Got a nice video, I'll show at a astronomy meeting. 

Kevin

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