Soyuz Globalstar followup
nixj@bellsouth.net
Tue, 23 Nov 1999 02:56:08 -0600
Nov 23, 1999 03:08:00 GMT
25963 99 062C 8935 G 19991123004400700 27 25 0028153+164255 68 S+035 10
25964 99 062D 8935 G 19991123004402830 27 25 0028153+164255 68 S+035 10
25962 99 062B 8935 G 19991123004404580 27 25 0028153+164255 68 S+025 10
25961 99 062A 8935 G 19991123004407210 27 25 0028153+164255 68 S+035 10
??25965 99 062E 8935 G 19991123004408580 27 25 0028153+164255 68 S+035 10??
I renamed the objects I observed per OIG's listings. OIG ELSETS show 25963 and 25964
passing first at same time (00 44 02) with 25962 passing second (00 44 03) and 25961
fourth (00 44 04.5)and the soyuz booster in a different part of the sky, so the fifth
object I observed could be debris, and the correct identities of what I observed could
still be in error. I see good near zenith passes this evening and will followup.
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Jim Nix | North of Memphis, Tennessee USA
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