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slow moving satellite near Albireo
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http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/RealTim.../JTrack3D.html scambron On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 13:23:33 -0400, SP wrote: Yesterday evening, Sep 17th, I invited my boss and his fam. for a look a Mars through my telescope. After that, I showed them some other nice interesting sky objects, and when we looked at Albireo, the double star in Cygnus, a satellite came into view! I could not find it on heavens-above.com so I am asking the group if any one of you can tell me which satellite we have seen. My location: Coordinates: 12.1000° N, 68.9000° W Elevation: 30 meters (98 feet) Region: Netherland Antilles Time Zone: Universal Coordinated Time 4 (GMT - 4:00) The time we saw it: 21:15 at Albireo I hope you can tell me the name of the satellite! |
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