8539 obs march 16

From: Steve Newcomb (snewcomb@gcnetmail.net)
Date: Mon Mar 15 2004 - 22:30:50 EST

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16623 86 014D   8539 G 20040316021610280 17 25 0426573+144246 67
16623 86 014D   8539 G 20040316021613590 17 25 0426346+153709 67
16623 86 014D   8539 G 20040316021702280 17 25 0422346+302543 67
16623 86 014D   8539 G 20040316021711010 17 25 0421085+332260 38
16623 86 014D   8539 G 20040316021841460 17 25 0343046+655785 38

At 1.43.43 UTC 1/4 degree under 17 Tauri, Electra, a dim unknown heading
south was picked up and followed in telescope. I used IdSat to identify as
#68012A  #03133.
OPS 7034 (TRANS
1 03133U 68012A   04066.18787308  .00000049  00000-0  59766-4 0  2145
2 03133  90.0083 287.2151 0076689 141.4695 219.1986 13.50313213772211

Lat. 39.4707 Lon. -79.3388 Alt. 2753 ft. -5 UTC



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