Allen Thomson responded to Marco Langbroek: > > Nevertheless I think that within a few degrees in lat/long, the general location deduced > should be right. > > Thanks very much. The facts, therefore, appear to indicate that a strategic missile might > have been launched from a missile submarine operating area toward/over Africa with no public > announcement. I find that surprising, and hope that more information on the event will be > forthcoming. Could this Broadcast Warning message define the impact point? ( 090508Z SEP 2013 ) HYDROLANT 2203/2013 (57) (Cancelled by HYDROLANT 2203/2013) SOUTH ATLANTIC. ROCKETS. 1. HAZARDOUS OPERATIONS 091400Z TO 140130Z SEP IN AREA BOUND BY 09-18S 000-26W, 09-50S 000-32E, 12-03S 002-39E, 13-40S 004-09E, 14-09S 003-49E, 13-06S 001-56E, 11-05S 000-58W, 10-55S 001-05W, 09-56S 000-50W. 2. CANCEL THIS MSG 140230Z SEP 13. If it seems a likely fit, then perhaps someone could try to fit a sub-orbital trajectory to the data extracted from the imagery by Cees and Marco, constrained by the approximate launch site and the above impact zone. http://satobs.org/seesat/Sep-2013/0183.html http://satobs.org/seesat/Sep-2013/0217.html Ted Molczan _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-l
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