XSS-11 and more

From: Brad Young (brad.young@domain-engineering.com)
Date: Wed Nov 22 2006 - 11:21:41 EST

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    After losing 7 great clicks on XSS-11 (28636) the night before on a
    excellent pass, had another chance last night. Not as "glinty" high in the
    east, lost pass had several sharp glints to mag 4. Last night, 28636 was 15s
    behind 21798 and at same range and height - has they been this close before?
    
    28538 05 004B   8336 G 20061121235214030 27 25 2328909+230395 38 S
    21798 91 082A   8336 G 20061121235326920 27 25 2237613+114471 88 S
    28636 05 011A   8336 G 20061121235426790 27 25 2226544+324361 38 S
    28636 05 011A   8336 G 20061121235445790 27 25 2221512+420495 38 S
    25725 99 023B   8336 G 20061122003344920 17 25 2156767+114677 38 S
    25725 99 023B   8336 G 20061122003410170 27 25 2203966+113557 28 S
    26473 00 047A   8336 G 20061122005240280 27 25 0044049+445052 38 S
    11731 80 019C   8336 G 20061122010501030 27 25 2117816+295047 39 S
    
    Also saw 25261 Globalstar M023, which sure appears to be one of my UNIDs
    from 11/12/06. I didn't expect it to be a tumbler, but it was very variable
    again last night. PPAS report on it and others - next message (still can't
    post via Yahoo!)
    
    Brad Young
    TULSA 1
    COSPAR 8336
    36.1397N, 95.9838W, 205m ASL
    
    
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