18025 87 043H 8539 P 20050814020552360 17 25 2117703+583684 38 18025 87 043H 8539 P 20050814020605070 17 25 2120270+552778 38 18025 87 043H 8539 P 20050814020632790 17 25 2124003+483319 38 18025 87 043H 8539 P 20050814020722040 17 25 2129811+364740 38 18025 87 043H 8539 P 20050814020819290 17 25 2135521+242865 38 08836 76 038D 8539 P 20050814021122710 17 25 2112295+600254 38 08836 76 038D 8539 P 20050814021141540 17 25 2116302+522882 38 25744 99 028A 8539 P 20050814022428570 17 25 1724347+161961 38 25744 99 028A 8539 P 20050814022712440 17 25 1800643+331320 38 25744 99 028A 8539 P 20050814022849320 17 25 1830113+432116 38 25744 99 028A 8539 P 20050814023004210 17 25 1859982+503532 38 25744 99 028A 8539 P 20050814023033230 17 25 1913685+531275 38 23937 96 029F 8539 P 20050814030429170 17 25 1407129+642556 98 23937 96 029F 8539 P 20050814030441940 17 25 1351098+681925 38 The 1st point on TiPS is the center of tether. The 2nd point is the sat that was on top in my inverted telescope view. It split 2 stars 6.5 mag and 8.3 mag .024 degree apart. ( Info from ObsReduce). #25744 was followed for 12 minutes dobsonian 8" telescope thru a high elevation of 86 degree, a personal record. The sat was at a altitude of 1858 miles and a range of 1866 miles moving with a visual angular velocity of .12 degree per second, slow enough for me to keep up with it near zenith. ( Info from Element Manager and Idsat). Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2753 ft. -4 UTC What these numbers mean: http://www.satobs.org/position/IODformat.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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