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Re: (meteorobs) space junk over Ohio?
"Dr. Tony Phillips" <phillips@spacesciences.com> schrieb:
>Hi everyone -- I just received this question from a Science@NASA
>reader. Does anyone know if there was a piece of space junk
disintegrating
>over Ohio last night?
>
>Thanks! Tony
>
>>From: JLMBA@webtvdot net
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>>Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 10:56:04 -0400 (EDT)
>>To: phillips@spacesciences.com
>>Subject: Who can I ask ?
>>
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> Who can I ask if there was any space junk that fell in central
Ohio
>>on 10-18-01, at about 8:22pm.. I saw a white burning object falling
>>from the sky last nite.. It had some sparks trailing it and went out
>>just before it would have hit the ground.. It didnt look to far
away,
>>but that can be deceiving.. Please let me know if I can ask anyone
who
>>watches such things on radar if there may have been something in my
>>area...
>>
>> Thank You
>> Jeff Mehok
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Hello,
As a decay and reentry analyst - see the SeeSat-L@satobs.org list - and
also working for some groups at ESA and NASA let me say there was no
satellite or debris reentry during the last 24 hours. The last decay
was on Oct 18, 10:04 UTC over the the Torres Street, visible from the
northern tip of Australia (Thursday Island).
Harro
Harro.Zimmer@t-onlinedot de
Berlin, Germany
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