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Re: Disco ball in space?

To: Tom Randall <trandall@idsi.net>
Subject: Re: Disco ball in space?
From: Dave Andrews <dandre10@cybertrails.com>
Date: Sun, 06 Jun 1999 14:00:54 -0700
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Tom, Jeff, and list:
You can track starshine and other satellites from this website.  You
will have to enter your long/lat or select your location from their
database and then bookmark it.  (You may already know all this...if so,
sorry).

http://www.gsoc.dlr.de/satvis/

The Iridium flares are quite nice too.
Dave

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Re: Disco ball in space?

From: Tom Randall <trandall@idsi.net>

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