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4946 waveguide9 Offline Send Email Aug 1, 2009
10:59 am
... Iridiums frequently flair to -8 magnitude, most are less bright but easy to see with the naked eye. The best way to get predictions is to log on with the...
4947 Darwin Teague
zappafan13025 Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2009
11:35 am
Unless NASA changed their mind, there is a boost scheduled today. Here's a chart showing the ISS's height recently. It looks like they may be due for a fairly...
4948 Darwin Teague
zappafan13025 Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2009
2:04 pm
... Thanks for the idea. It's weird...... \ I had checked with Calsky and now Heavens Above, too. And the predictions don't match up at all. It should should...
4949 Leo Taylor
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Aug 1, 2009
2:30 pm
... Oh Boy... The recent boost caused SpaceTrack TLEs to be off 30 degrees two days later. I heard the boost was to dodge a flying object which may be why it...
4950 wforacer.rm Offline Send Email Aug 1, 2009
4:42 pm
Heavens-Above is geared torward visual(brighter than mag 4.5), CalSky if set to astronomer mode will give you alot more data (and sats), and thats when i...
4951 Darwin Teague
zappafan13025 Offline Send Email
Aug 1, 2009
10:14 pm
... Today is day 213. I snagged the predicted elements for day 217, which is Wednesday the 5th. I got them here ...
4952 Darwin Teague
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Aug 2, 2009
8:13 pm
... Thank you so much for the info on tumblers - I had no idea about these. I need something to do to keep me busy between ISS passes....... ... We had a...
4953 John Mahony
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Aug 3, 2009
6:13 am
... It will show "phases" like the moon, and the phase angle will depend on the angle between the ISS and the sun, whether the sun is above the horizon or...
4954 Jimmy Andrews
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Aug 3, 2009
12:51 pm
First attempt on generating a TLE for our Moon. Thought this might be good for SatelliteTracker training May get a better feel for your buttons, mouse or...
4955 myhandle2001 Offline Send Email Aug 3, 2009
5:52 pm
Hi All: In following some of the threads, it seems that guys are getting their TLE's from any of three different sources; Space Track, Cal Sky, or Heavens...
4956 Jimmy Andrews
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Aug 3, 2009
9:30 pm
Here are two earlier messages on observed and predicted TLE's http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/satellitetracker/message/3447 ...
4957 Darwin Teague
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Aug 4, 2009
2:29 pm
Earlier I posted that an orbit boost was scheduled for August 1. I made a comparison of the tle before the boost from Space Track and the predicted elements...
4958 Leo Taylor
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Aug 4, 2009
3:04 pm
... I'm famous, the first link mentions my name! I still think this is a mystery. Norm refers to my November problem of TLEs being way off after a boost. He...
4959 Darwin Teague
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Aug 4, 2009
5:13 pm
... I thought the article was a little odd, too. It says that the elements are updated more than once a day, when it actually took two or three days to update...
4960 Jimmy Andrews
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Aug 4, 2009
6:42 pm
I think Space-Track has been updating 1 or more times daily Not sure how often the visual package is updated. Favorites always seem to contain the most recent....
4961 Darwin Teague
zappafan13025 Offline Send Email
Aug 4, 2009
7:07 pm
... Hmmm. I didn't know about that feature. Thanks. I put in a query by range - here is when it updated 09210.15820020 09210.45114583 09210.84190236 ...
4962 Kevin Fetter
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Aug 5, 2009
12:32 am
After the iss orbit is changed, the ISS has to pass across the tracking network, so the sensor's can get positional data, to update the data. After the launch...
4963 Darwin Teague
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Aug 5, 2009
2:34 am
... Thanks for all of the good information. Tell us more about these sensors. How do they work? You know, that would be a good article for Amateur Astronomy...
4964 Chris Peterson
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Aug 5, 2009
3:19 am
Are the normally released ISS elements derived from the regular tracking system used to catalog most orbiting material? I know that the ISS and other strategic...
4965 John Mahony
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Aug 5, 2009
3:35 am
... As mentioned in those messages, the space-track TLEs are based on actual observations, while the NASA predictions are predictions. The algorithm for...
4966 Normand Fortin
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Aug 5, 2009
3:41 am
Kevin is right about the tracking network, as i mentionned in one of my post earlier this year. When you do a Space-Trak query about the last 5 elsets you then...
4967 Normand Fortin
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Aug 5, 2009
3:45 am
Here is another fence description, along with the command that operates it... The other site in my earlier port was more oriented on its replacement ...
4968 Leo Taylor
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Aug 5, 2009
2:43 pm
... Very interesting article Norm. "Lake Kickapoo, Texas, has an average power output of 766,800 watts feeding a two-mile long antenna array." I hope that is...
4969 Leo Taylor
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Aug 5, 2009
2:58 pm
... The second link says: "Lake Kickapoo is the largest continuous wave (CW) transmitter in the world with an average radiated power of 766.8 KW and operates...
4970 Normand Fortin
scanman682002 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2009
4:41 pm
Another thing, just resolving the true crossing time of the beam center vs the beamwidth at that distance probably yield a certain uncertainty in the order of...
4971 Chris Peterson
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Aug 5, 2009
4:54 pm
I'm still curious about the actual data source for the Space-Track TLEs for the ISS. The Fence system isn't terribly accurate- not accurate enough to be used...
4972 Normand Fortin
scanman682002 Offline Send Email
Aug 5, 2009
6:12 pm
From what i observed and heard about that, Space-Trak is the only source of official TLE and derived directly from the acquisition network. You have to get the...
4973 rmwillkomm Offline Send Email Aug 5, 2009
8:11 pm
I observed that the elements for the ISS are updated about 6 times per day at space-track. Apparently they use an math. model to get filtered orbit parameters,...
4974 Hank Sielski
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Aug 6, 2009
3:10 am
Space Track (i.e., USAF Space Command...used to be NORAD) is the source for most (if not all) of the TLEs out there...everybody else is simply redistributing...
4975 Derek C Breit
dbreit Offline Send Email
Aug 6, 2009
3:24 am
***GEODSS system can track objects as small as a basketball more than 20,000 miles (30,000 km) in space or a chair at 35,000 miles, *** Just how many of those...
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