Re: URL correction in Artificial satellite in Jupiter movie

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Using the relative positions of the moons and the assumption that the
video is recent, I estimate the time to be within about 15 minutes of:
2000/11/04 06:20:00
2000309.26388889 UTC
Not precise enough to be of much use even if we had a location more
precise than somewhere in Europe. But then, maybe someone has a
location and thinks it is useless without a time.

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>
> It looks like a possible high inclination satellite.
>
> Can you get details on the exposure time/date and observer
> location?
>
> Ron Lee


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