Re: ISS Misses Moon - not by much!

From: Mike Waterman (Mike.Waterman@marconi.com)
Date: Thu Jun 07 2001 - 08:54:27 PDT

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I have seen 3 satellite transitting the moon:
Satellite Date   UT
66004B   660502 2040
64004A   660529 0019
731231   73075C 1719
In 2 (probably 3) cases it was only visible (with binoculars) against
the dark part of the moon.

On 740928 I saw 74073A go into eclipse shortly before transitting
the nearly full moon, and it was not visible as a black dot. 

Mike Waterman      mike.waterman@marconi.com

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