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I hope someone can help me, I'm totally baffled.
I'm trying to predict ISS passes in Cartes de Ciel, using Celestrak tle s ISS (ZARYA) 1 25544U 98067A 04090.16719616 .00030427 00000-0 27748-3 0 4712 2 25544 51.6300 8.3805 0011039 335.3696 173.2124 15.67542288305916 The reason I'm not using Mike Mcann's, as recommended, is that as far as I can see, he does not include ISS in his files; if he does it's under another name, but I get no results that match heavens-above predictions of ISS passes. But if I use this tle in skymap 9, it *does* give matching results to heavens-above. If in Cartes I allow daytime predictions of this tle, I get a load of passes that are nothing like the heavens-above predictions, so *something* is getting processed. Should not both progs give the same answers for the same tle?, or is there a different sort of tle for a different decoding method. I'm sure I used to use Celestrak satellite tles in Cartes, before I upgraded to 2.75.1? I have no idea what to try next - could anyone advise, please? mike r |
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mike ring nous a écrit :
I hope someone can help me, I'm totally baffled. I'm trying to predict ISS passes in Cartes de Ciel, using Celestrak tle s ISS (ZARYA) 1 25544U 98067A 04090.16719616 .00030427 00000-0 27748-3 0 4712 2 25544 51.6300 8.3805 0011039 335.3696 173.2124 15.67542288305916 The reason I'm not using Mike Mcann's, as recommended, is that as far as I can see, he does not include ISS in his files; if he does it's under another name, but I get no results that match heavens-above predictions of ISS passes. But if I use this tle in skymap 9, it *does* give matching results to heavens-above. If in Cartes I allow daytime predictions of this tle, I get a load of passes that are nothing like the heavens-above predictions, so *something* is getting processed. Should not both progs give the same answers for the same tle?, or is there a different sort of tle for a different decoding method. I don't know many sorts of tle's, just one ![]() I use the tle's from Celestrak with Cartes, and I get the same results as Heavens-Above. I'm sure I used to use Celestrak satellite tles in Cartes, before I upgraded to 2.75.1? As I use the same version 2.75.1 as you do, and I get good results, I suggest that you verify the coordinates of your observatory, and your local time in Cartes. -- Norbert. (no X for the answer) ====================================== knowing the universe - stellar and galaxies evolution http://nrumiano.free.fr images of the sky http://images.ciel.free.fr ====================================== |
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"Norbert" wrote in
: I'm sure I used to use Celestrak satellite tles in Cartes, before I upgraded to 2.75.1? As I use the same version 2.75.1 as you do, and I get good results, I suggest that you verify the coordinates of your observatory, and your local time in Cartes. D'OH! I knew I was going to look like a wally, and I do. My latitude and longitude had set themselves to zero. I've no idea how that happened, I thought the default was Geneva! But I had assumed the upgrade would preserve my settings - it did preserve the name! Any how, you've solved it for me, so many thanks, Norbert mike r |
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