23937 96 029F 8539 G 20040111003733400 17 25 0204143+023933 38 23937 96 029F 8539 G 20040111003755340 17 25 0221343+094353 38 23937 96 029F 8539 G 20040111003805980 17 25 0230794+132518 38 23937 96 029F 8539 G 20040111003817590 17 25 0242082+174543 38 24753 97 012A 8539 G 20040111004914650 17 25 0058171+120492 38 24753 97 012A 8539 G 20040111005000760 17 25 0016459+291599 38 TiPS was 9 seconds early on the following. TiPS 1 23937U 96029F 03356.26439150 .00000900 00000-0 79125-3 0 06 2 23937 63.4105 71.4860 0251500 2.1176 357.8824 13.71843286 01 I try to stay on center of tether. The up trajectory of tonight's pass, which has the tether and 2 sats all tracing the same path, makes it harder to do than when it is has a horizontal trajectory, which you view as 2 sats with one above the other with the tether stretched between with all moving sideways. Minus 16 C tonight. Set telescope up to see TiPS and stayed for 1 more. Lat 39.4707 Lon -79.3388 Alt 2573 ft -5 UTC ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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