Ron Lee posted: >While setting up for the Falcon 9 payload pass in Pegasus, I looked north >and saw two very bright objects in Cassiopeia. This was the NOSS 3-4 (A) and (C) pair. >The first object to pass may have been the rocket. Yes. >I did not have a time or track prediction for it. It is object 39266 (13-055B) or 39271 (13-055G). They are both in the same place. >Basically on time and track was one faint object around 8th magnitude. I would assume that this object was the Cassiope payload. All of the payloads are pretty close together, but the others should be much fainter than this primary payload. Mike McCants _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-l
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