Re: New DRAGON CRS-11 estimated elements for June 3 launch

Thank you Marco for your efforts and help!

I filmed the passage over France (Tours) Saturday night, about 20 min 
after launch: <http://youtu.be/cN2cLT11qJU>http://youtu.be/cN2cLT11qJU

You can see the Dragon, stage 2, solar panel covers plus a nice 
surprise I discovered during processing: several fast ejections of 
material! (highlighted at the end of the video)

regards


At 18:17 03/06/2017, Marco Langbroek via Seesat-l wrote:


>I have now seen values of 21:07:26 UT rather than a round 21:07 UT 
>as the launch
>time aimed for. An updated estimated TLE for the first orbit, based on this:
>
>DRAGON CRS-11
>1 70003U 17000A   17154.91960630 0.00000000  00000-0  00000+0 0    02
>2 70003  51.6320 104.7369 0115859  44.3666 195.8823 15.98180622    05
>
>My previous elset will yield resonable predictions as well, but with the sat
>passing ~26 second later in reality (but there is an uncertainty in this elset
>anyway).
>
>Europe will have a visible pass ~20 minutes after launch.
>
>- Marco
>
>
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