> However, there are certain data that can only be obtained by observations > from various geographic locations, such as brightness variation with > changing geometry to determine temperature distribution across the > heatshield, and observing the reentry with the Moon as a backlight to > study development of the hot wake behind the vehicle. More details of the > reentry and observations requested, including a Skymap trajectory file, > are at the following page. The Moon transit info will be more complete in > the next day or so. > http://reentry.arc.nasa.gov/viewingforum.html Well, I guess this means I'll have to do a quick trip somewhere south. The weather doesn't cooperate too well with us in the NW, so I'll take a close look on the weather that week. Medford OR is about 3 hours south of me. Coos bay could be another direction to go. Klamath Falls would probably be a good place too. Eugene has a good chance, but I'm not too confident with the weather. I'm in Eugene OR. 44.0520° N, 123.0860° W ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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