NOSS 2-3

From: Ed Cannon (ecannon@mail.utexas.edu)
Date: Mon Jul 14 2003 - 05:12:41 EDT

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    In spite of the moonlight, NOSS 2-3 has been visible without 
magnification on at least three nights lately.  Recently the 
outlier seems always to be the brightest of the three.  
Saturday evening we saw two fairly bright passes, which is 
unusual for here.

Superbird A is getting low in the west from here.

Here are PPAS reports for a couple of Centaurs, Intelsat 501 
Rk (12497) and Intelsat 4-F3 Rk (06779):

81- 50 B 03-07-13 02:27:41   EC  107.3 0.4  15  7.15  +3.0->inv
71-116 B 03-07-13 03:04:59   EC   93.3 0.4  10  9.33  +3.0->inv

For another one, Fleetsatcom 4 Rk (80-087B, 12069), I got 
these:  12.18, 13.38, 12.29, 13.71, 12.29, 13.35, 12.06 -- 
and wish I'd have gotten more.

Ed Cannon - ecannon@mail.utexas.edu - Austin, Texas, USA

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