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Many thanks to Jeff Hunt, Geoff Chester and Alphonse Pouplier
for identifying the third satellite as 60- 7C(00047 Transit 2A R).

I agree with Jeff: to have three satellites within roughly 50-60 km
of each other is really amazing.

This, of course, begs the inevitable question: will there ever be
a random collision of satellites in orbit?



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Jim Varney, P.E.                                           Sacramento, CA
Civil Engineer                                      jim.varney@24stex.com
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