GRO Question

From: Sue Worden (worden@fc.net)
Date: Mon May 29 2000 - 18:27:29 PDT

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If it were not for the first deorbit burn scheduled for 8:54 PM CDT
tomorrow evening (2000/05/31 01:54 UTC), GRO would be making a very
nice pass visible from here -- culmination 67 deg, at 9:36 PM CDT,
only about 40 minutes after the burn.

I doubt that updated, post-burn elsets will be available in time to
run predictions for this pass, and I haven't been able to find any
estimated post-burn elsets.

Does anyone know enough about this burn to be able to say how much
it will affect this pass?

--Sue Worden (worden@fc.net)
  Austin, Texas, USA
  30.35 N by 97.75 W

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