Re: ERS-2 & ERS-1 Obs

From: Björn Gimle (b_gimle@algonet.se)
Date: Wed Jul 31 2002 - 07:18:06 EDT

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> At 06:13:27 +/-3 sec 31 Jul UTC ERS-2 #23560 95021A pass close to Rastaban.


'bet Dra','Rastaban', 17.50718, 52.30136, 2.78
in SkyMap's STARNAME.TXT

Without that file I wouldn't have a clue, and I believe there are many like me.
I prefer the
Bayer (?) notation (greek letters) like bet Dra or beta Darconis or beta in
Draco.



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