21798 91 082A 8305 F 20000919013110090 17 25 2104663-171849 28 S+055 10 21798 91 082A 8305 F 20000919013150690 17 25 2102863-054190 28 S+055 10 21798 91 082A 8305 F 20000919013226590 17 25 2101982+071322 28 S+055 10 21798 91 082A 8305 F 20000919013254970 17 25 2101872+190771 28 S+055 10 21798 91 082A 8305 F 20000919013338470 17 25 2103012+384073 28 S+055 10 21798 91 082A 8305 F 20000919013413060 17 25 2106131+531644 28 S+055 10 yesterday 00262 91082A was about :00.2 early ref 261 elset, tonight 00263 it is in the range of :00.5 early ref 261 elset. Walter wrote earlier today, >...with a) reports of disturbed geomagnetic >conditions... Thus, observers should be particularly alert >to the possibility that satellites will appear before >predictions indicate. is this increase in earliness due to the solar crud Walter mentioned? not obvious to me why only "early." why not some early, some late?? ps I double checked my event timer to make sure the earliness was not clock error. ******************************************* Paul Gabriel 26.24310N 098.21635W 33m (the stars at night are big & bright......) gabriel305@earthlink.net titan / win95C / Calypso ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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