Thanks, Denis (and Thierry), We are squeezed between high- and low pressure areas feeding clouds and snow over us, with occasional, seldom predicted, holes in the cover. I noticed one two minutes before the very high morning pass, but didn't see Cosmos 2332 :-( In the evening, it was completely overcast, with light snowfall, but an hour after the pass I saw patches of the sky, then grey again, but the morning was totally clear, with -8 C. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thierry Marais" > Denis Denissenko wrote : > > > Thanks for the alert, Thierry! Unfortunately it's complete overcast > > here in Moscow after 20 cm snowfall last night. Just in case I have > > forwarded the message to three Russian astronomy mailing lists. > > But if the sat survives another orbit, there will be a great pass at > > 16:28-16:35 UT over Norway, Sweden, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, > > Yugoslavia and Greece! It's for Bjorn and Anthony. :-) > > It very probably did this Europe crossing but above a continous cloud > cover, except perhaps a few holes over Greece. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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