> Sunday evening I got three points on USA 186 at site 5919, but left my > notes > there :-( 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070325182555840 57 25 1355962+475266 39 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070325182610100 17 25 1417020+511946 67 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070325182741600 17 25 1725448+600975 38 S I looked too low, or too late, for USA 193, and managed to miss it :-( After USA 186, an object appeared which looked like the 193 prediction. It turned out to be Lacrosse 5 :-) 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327190905120 17 25 1056274+244237 58 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327190957340 17 25 1107998+443254 38 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327191036500 17 25 1131250+611920 28 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327191043560 17 25 1137929+642245 68 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327191058000 18 25 1149648+703451 69 M 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327191128240 17 25 1351012+804607 37 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327191215340 37 25 2014673+775861 68 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327191215340 37 25 2015720+780137 18 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327191249690 17 25 2115238+700506 48 S 28888 05 042A 5919 F 20070327191305420 17 25 2127613+664709 97 S 28646 05 016A 5919 F 20070327191641120 17 25 1028360+371171 68 S 28646 05 016A 5919 F 20070327191747780 17 25 1226754+270016 18 S 28646 05 016A 5919 F 20070327191807120 17 25 1247968+240376 28 S A few minutes later an uninteresting(?) sunsynch object: 28222 04 012C 5919 F 20070327192243740 17 25 1953576+573752 28 S 28222 04 012C 5919 F 20070327192259560 17 25 2018210+552222 68 S 28222 04 012C 5919 F 20070327192354310 17 25 2109028+474059 28 S ... > I intend to drive to site 5919, and unless fog from the Baltic Sea stops > me, use these search elsets: ... At the time of the 13-16 deg NNE predictions for USA 161, the fog in the air made my limit magnitude unacceptable. Nevertheless I stayed the full 20 minutes planned, and the situation improved slightly, but I saw nothing 21:25 to 21:45 UTC. I had an early appointment, so I couldn't wait for the next orbit. The fog was not low, so it wouldn't have helped climbing a nearby hill. If the air doesn't get a lot dryer, the Moon will make it very difficult for the week ahead. -- Björn Gimle -- -- COSPAR 5918 WGS84, +18.10127 (E), +59.29813 (N), 44 m -- -- COSPAR 5919, MALMA, +18.6206 (E), +59.2615 (N), 33 m -- -- COSPAR 5920, FRUVIK,+18.4820 (E), +59.3260 (N), 11 m -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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