Re: (meteorobs) Satellite decay or Meteor?

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• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Satellite decay or Meteor?
• From: Tony Beresford <aberesford@iprimus.com.au>
• Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 09:36:58 +0930
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At 05:40 26/07/02, you wrote:
>Anyone in the SW U.S. observe a 10sec. or longer meteor at 3:10 am 7-25-02
>traveling SSW to NNE? Also need help in finding satellite/rocket reentries
>for this time frame. Any and all help is most appreciated.
Jim, querying the OIG site at goddard shows that there
were at 00:00 UT No current expected decays, and that
the last decay noted was on july 20, 2002. There information
comes from US SPACECOM. 
Tony Beresford


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