Shuttle Entry Coast Crossing Point?

From: Bill T Bard (wtba@eci.esys.com)
Date: Mon Dec 11 2000 - 05:15:01 PST

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The shuttle entry plots are up and show the shuttle generally crossing the
Florida west coast near Sarasota. Does anyone one have a more precise
lat/long? Height and time would also be nice. We had a great view from the
Tampa Florida area of a landing a year or two ago. If I remember correctly,
it was about 20 miles high and 5 minutes before landing when it crossed the
coast. Thanks.

Bill Bard


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