Re: NOSS Satellites

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"Go to the database search page and enter "noss%" w/o the quotes in the
"name" section."

Which of the NOSS sats have elements? One of the changes made a few months 
ago to GSOC satvis was the addition of a rather complete database of all 
satellites that have ever had orbital elements. Unfortunately, that means 
that if you enter a generic search, e.g. all sats launched in 1962, most of 
the objects listed will not have any current elements so you can't do a pass 
prediction.

-FER
PS: Are there any stand-alone prediction packages that use elements directly 
off the web? Seems like that would become more common as continuous 
fast-internet connnections proliferate.

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