Obs Nov 4th, incl DMSP B5D2-8
nixj@bellsouth.net
Wed, 03 Nov 1999 21:25:57 -0600
Obs Nov 4, 1999
23533 95 015A 8935 E 19991104235850200 27 25 1716285+370186 28 S+060 10
25014 97 063B 8935 E 19991104003955900 27 25 1745879+055463 28 S+065 10
23031 94 017B 8935 E 19991104011633070 27 25 1932822+075401 58 V+075 10
Notes:
The pegasus R/b, 25014, 6.5 steady and 2 secs late on:
DK PEGASUS R/B
1 25014U 97063B 99306.87050937 .00288060 00000-0 11754-2 0 5241
2 25014 44.9574 186.9671 0024119 217.5595 142.3621 15.84182075114697
23533- I ran all alldat search and found nothing to match, someone else
might do the same. If in fact it was DMSP B5D2-8 its running 1:45 late,
and approx. 1.5 degrees off track; what I observed was very parallel to
prediction, using:
DMSP B5D2-8
1 23533U 95015A 99211.05850368 .00000446 00000-0 26243-3 0 9560
2 23533 98.8576 216.3083 0008448 69.4893 290.7176 14.13068641224304
Cosmos 2265, #22875 observed naked eye moving very fast, not unlike a
decaying object. I first thought it an UnId but found it very close to
prediction.
BWGS: to come later
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