At 21:16 11/01/01 , Rod Sladen wrote: >halfway between IR 53 & iridium10 >IRIDIUM 53 >1 25173U 98010E 01010.99953018 .00000487 00000-0 16687-3 0 3547 >2 25173 86.3953 338.0126 0002596 67.0451 293.1000 14.34222131151614 > >IRIDIUM 10 >1 24839U 97030D 01009.96568716 +.00000424 +00000-0 +14438-3 0 04340 >2 24839 086.3941 338.4506 0002320 065.9803 294.1633 14.34221196186653 > >Let's see if SeeSat members can find it before Spacecom/OIG! A little investigation shows I have early morning passes of Ir53 and ir10 18 minutes apart. I have constructed a quasi-element set that crosses the equator 9 minutes after ir53. The weather shouldnt be a problem ( it was clear and hot(37C) today, and promises to be so tomorrow. Irdium 84 1 25530 98066D 01011.00576000 .0000400 2 25530 86.3944 338.02 000237 65.0000 295.0000 14.34221200000008 Tony Beresford 8597, -34.9638, 138.6333E ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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