Pierre Neirinck has found 2 sets of stars that may be the three that he observed. I found one set, which happens to agree with one of Pierre's. Here are Pierre's reductions of the set that I found: 0504201256310071421442651 01 12132536 +135418 40 4 +6 S 0504201256310071421445771 01 12124812 +231230 30 4 0504201256310071421452157 01 12121530 +291764 20 4 +65 S Here are search elements based on what I judge to be the most probable reboost times on July 14: 10:01:13 UTC 256 X 1008 km 1 70005U 10195.89717915 .00007070 00000-0 63791-4 0 02 2 70005 97.9067 259.0424 0536400 324.2020 32.4312 14.78207443 04 11:38:40 UTC 256 X 1010 km 1 70006U 10195.89717772 .00007024 00000-0 63791-4 0 03 2 70006 97.9067 259.0424 0537500 324.2020 32.4243 14.77856915 03 13:15:56 UTC 256 X 1013 km 1 70007U 10195.89717652 .00007034 00000-0 63791-4 0 02 2 70007 97.9067 259.0424 0539900 324.2020 32.4091 14.77362836 05 14:53:13 UTC 256 X 1018 km 1 70008U 10195.89717430 .00007010 00000-0 63791-4 0 01 2 70008 97.9067 259.0424 0543000 324.2020 32.3896 14.76633459 05 Tonight, it could arrive a few minutes earlier than elset 70005 and a few minutes later than 70008, but I suspect it will be close to 70006. Happy hunting! Ted Molczan _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-l
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