Re: recent observations- repeated

From: Bjoern Gimle (b_gimle@algonet.se)
Date: Sat Nov 18 2000 - 00:20:44 PST

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Per the conventions I believe we have adopted, you should designate them
(it)
by  YY 500+the day of discovery, i.e. 00 821A   (and 00 822A or 00 821B ?)
Unfortunately, the catalog no. is not directly related, but is a serial no.
assigned after orbital analysis, so I don't know how to report it.

Bjo(e)rn

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> FINDSAT and alldat.tle  according to Ted Molczan. I have used USA 116's
> Int ID and catalog number as a convenient filler. Comments by other
> orbital analysts would be appreciated.
>
> 23728 95 066A   8597 F 20001116160206400 27 25 1209500-784900 48 S+070 05
> 23728 95 066A   8597 F 20001117161935800 27 25 2044000-804300 48 S+070 05
>



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