Re: UNID

From: Ralph McConahy (rwmcconahy@earthlink.net)
Date: Mon Sep 24 2007 - 22:15:09 EDT

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>Greg Williams wrote:
>
>I was watching the pass of the Cosmos 1980 rocket over 
>Knoxville, when in my binocular's field of view a sat 
>going the opposite direction passed relatively close 
>to the Cosmos rocket just to the west.
>
>The closest approach between the two occurred right 
>about 21:12 to 21:12:30 Eastern time.
>
>Observer's Location: Knoxville ( 35.9676°N, 84.0251°W)
>
>It travelled from North to South...

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TRACE (25280, 98-20A) seems to be the best fit for your UNID.

  Ralph McConahy
  38.3306N, 75.6970W, -25m (WGS84)



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