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[CalSky] Meteor Streams Today (lcoronelp) (March 12, 2014 at 11:53PM)

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Start of used for calculation:Date:13. March 2014Time:01:23:09

Duration for calculation:1 Day

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Today's Meteors

Naked-eye limiting magnitude for calculation of the actual hour rate: 6 mag, Suburban sky

Thursday 13 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event Observer SiteBellatrix, Venezuela WGS84: Lon: -66d53m22.61s Lat: +10d28m13.27s Alt: 946m All times in UTC-5 5h MeteorGamma-Normids (GNO) Best seen from 23.7h - 4.8h (htop=28° at S at 4.8h) ZHR=5.4 Local hour rate=1 Velocity=61.0km/s (rapid) Radiant: RA=16.7h/251° Dec=-51.3° (J2000) (in constellation Ara/Ara) 16h Meteor MaximumGamma-Normids (GNO) ZHR=5.8 Velocity=61.0km/s (rapid) Radiant: RA=16.8h/252° Dec=-51.3° (J2000) (in constellation Ara/Ara) Solar longitude=353.0° (J2000) Stream active from 25. February to 22. March

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[CalSky] Ecl: Lunar Occultations (lcoronelp) (March 11, 2014 at 11:38PM)

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Occultations of Stars and Planets

Thursday 13 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 1h08.2m MoonImmersion of 60 Cnc, SAO 98235 (Close double star), 5.4mag, Position angle=156.6°, Azimuth az=277.5°, Altitude h=29.5°, RA= 8h56.7m Dec=+11°34.0', Moon phase=88.9%, Sun elevation hsun=-66.2° (dark limb)

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[CalSky] Sat: Sun or Moon Crossing Satellites for today (lcoronelp) (March 08, 2014 at 11:39PM)

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Lunar/Solar Disk Crossings and Occultations by Larger Satellites

Sunday 9 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 23h22m24.78s Intelsat 501 Rocket (12497 1981-050-B)Crosses the disk of Moon. Separation=0.076° Position Angle=12.7°, Position angle vertex=286.7°. Transit duration=1.74s Angular diameter=2.3" cylindrical, 8.6m x 3.0m Satellite at Azimuth=285.8° WNW Altitude= 22.5° Distance=810.1 km (in shadow) In a clock-face concept, the satellite will seem to move toward 11:27 Angular Velocity=16.1'/s Centerline, closest point: Longitude= 66°53'05"W Latitude=+10°28'55" (WGS84) Distance=1.38 km Azimuth= 22.4° NNE Path direction=112.4° ESE ground speed=9.750 km/s width=7.9 km max. duration=1.8 s Sun elevation=-83° Elongation from Sun=108° Time uncertainty of about 2.2 seconds

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[CalSky] Sat: ISS Flybys for today (lcoronelp) (March 08, 2014 at 11:38PM)

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Visibility of International Space Station ISS

Name: ISS Launched: 20 Nov 1998 Dimensions: 109 m x 73 m x 27.5 m Brightness: -2.0 mag (at 1000 km, 50% illuminated) -4.7 mag (at perigee, full illumination) USSPACECOM Nr: 25544 Internat. Designator: 1998-067A Orbit: 411.3 x 415.9 km, 92.8min Inclination: 51.6° Age Elements: 0.6 days

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Sunday 9 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 4h07m54s ISS →Ground track →Star chart Appears 4h07m21s -2.6mag az:150.8° SSE h:34.7° Culmination 4h07m54s -2.5mag az:125.2° SE h:37.8° distance: 644.8km height above Earth: 415.0km elevation of Sun: -23° Disappears 4h13m11s 1.1mag az: 47.4° NE horizon

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[CalSky] Sat: Sun or Moon Crossing Satellites for today (lcoronelp) (March 07, 2014 at 11:38PM)

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Lunar/Solar Disk Crossings and Occultations by Larger Satellites

Saturday 8 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 16h19m25.93s Intelsat 501 Rocket (12497 1981-050-B)Crosses the disk of Sun. Separation=0.074° Position Angle=332.2°, Position angle vertex=254.9°. Transit duration=32.99s Angular diameter=0.2" cylindrical, 8.6m x 3.0m Satellite at Azimuth=261.5° W Altitude= 18.4° Distance=10131.1 km In a clock-face concept, the satellite will seem to move toward 0:30 Angular Velocity=0.9'/s Centerline, closest point →Map: Longitude= 66°55'05"W Latitude=+10°35'14" (WGS84) Distance=13.35 km Azimuth=346.5° NNW Path direction= 76.5° ENE ground speed=10.429 km/s width=99.0 km max. duration=34.3 s Time uncertainty of about 2.7 seconds

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[CalSky] Sat: ISS Flybys for today (lcoronelp) (March 07, 2014 at 11:37PM)

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Visibility of International Space Station ISS

Name: ISS Launched: 20 Nov 1998 Dimensions: 109 m x 73 m x 27.5 m Brightness: -2.0 mag (at 1000 km, 50% illuminated) -4.7 mag (at perigee, full illumination) USSPACECOM Nr: 25544 Internat. Designator: 1998-067A Orbit: 411.5 x 416 km, 92.8min Inclination: 51.6° Age Elements: 0.7 days

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Saturday 8 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 4h57m23s ISS →Ground track →Star chart Appears 4h53m14s -1.2mag az:219.1° SW h:5.4° Culmination 4h57m23s -4.2mag az:306.3° NW h:77.3° distance: 423.9km height above Earth: 415.1km elevation of Sun: -11° Disappears 5h02m47s 0.6mag az: 34.6° NE horizon

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[CalSky] Sat: ISS Flybys for today (lcoronelp) (March 05, 2014 at 11:42PM)

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Start of used for calculation:Date:6. March 2014Time:01:12:22

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Visibility of International Space Station ISS

Name: ISS Launched: 20 Nov 1998 Dimensions: 109 m x 73 m x 27.5 m Brightness: -2.0 mag (at 1000 km, 50% illuminated) -4.7 mag (at perigee, full illumination) USSPACECOM Nr: 25544 Internat. Designator: 1998-067A Orbit: 411.7 x 416.4 km, 92.8min Inclination: 51.6° Age Elements: 0.7 days

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Thursday 6 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 4h59m50s ISS →Ground track →Star chart Appears 4h54m51s -0.3mag az:192.3° SSW horizon Culmination 4h59m50s -0.6mag az:124.6° SE h:20.6° distance: 998.6km height above Earth: 415.7km elevation of Sun: -11° Disappears 5h04m48s 1.5mag az: 57.1° ENE horizon

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[CalSky] Sat: Sun or Moon Crossing Satellites for today (lcoronelp) (March 03, 2014 at 11:38PM)

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Lunar/Solar Disk Crossings and Occultations by Larger Satellites

Tuesday 4 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 6h56m14.69s BrazlSt B1 ARk (23201 1994-049-C)Crosses the disk of Sun. Separation=0.079° Position Angle=182.5°, Position angle vertex=259.4°. Transit duration=217.16s Angular diameter=0.1" cylindrical, 11.4m x 2.6m Satellite at Azimuth=100.3° E Altitude= 17.6° Distance=17846.0 km In a clock-face concept, the satellite will seem to move toward 6:21 Angular Velocity=0.1'/s Centerline, closest point →Map: Longitude= 66°55'03"W Latitude=+10°14'50" (WGS84) Distance=24.97 km Azimuth=187.0° S Path direction= 97.0° E ground speed=6.600 km/s width=171.8 km max. duration=226.8 s

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[CalSky] Sat: Very bright Iridium Flares for today (lcoronelp) (March 03, 2014 at 11:38PM)

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Flares / Iridium Flares

Tuesday 4 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 6h55m29s Iridium 37Daytime Flare from MMA2 (Left antenna) Magnitude=-6.9mag Azimuth=121.0° ESE altitude= 39.0° in constellation Capricornus Flare angle=0.02° Flare center line, closest point →MapIt: Longitude=66.893°W Latitude=+10.470° (WGS84) Distance=0.3 km Azimuth=266.4° W Peak Magnitude=-6.9mag Satellite above: longitude=60.7°W latitude=+6.7° height above Earth=779.4 km distance to satellite=1149.3 km Altitude of Sun=+17.4°

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[CalSky] Ecl: Lunar Occultations (lcoronelp) (March 02, 2014 at 11:40PM)

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Start of used for calculation:Date:3. March 2014 Time:01:09:52

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Occultations of Stars and Planets

Monday 3 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 18h41.8m MoonEmersion of Eps Psc, SAO 109627 (Close double star), 4.3mag, Position Angle=235.7°, Azimuth az=275.2°, Altitude h=16.8°, RA= 1h03.7m Dec= +7°57.9', Moon phase=9.4%, Sun elevation hsun=-16.5° (bright limb)

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[CalSky] Sat: Sun or Moon Crossing Satellites for today (lcoronelp) (March 02, 2014 at 11:40PM)

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Lunar/Solar Disk Crossings and Occultations by Larger Satellites

Monday 3 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 8h18m13.72s SBS 6 ARk (20874 1990-091-C)Crosses the disk of Sun. Separation=0.123° Position Angle=176.0°, Position angle vertex=247.4°. Transit duration=12.02s Angular diameter=0.3" cylindrical, 11.4m x 2.6m Satellite at Azimuth=106.9° ESE Altitude= 37.0° Distance=7616.0 km In a clock-face concept, the satellite will seem to move toward 6:45 Angular Velocity=2.4'/s Centerline, closest point →Map: Longitude= 66°53'49"W Latitude=+10°19'07" (WGS84) Distance=16.88 km Azimuth=182.7° S Path direction= 92.7° E ground speed=9.218 km/s width=73.8 km max. duration=13.5 s Time uncertainty of about 1.0 seconds

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[CalSky] Sat: Tiangong-1 Flybys for today (lcoronelp) (March 02, 2014 at 11:39PM)

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Flybys of Selected Satellite

Name: Tiangong-1 Decays: 25 Aug 2014 (predicted) Dimensions: 10.3 m x 3.3 m, cylindrical Brightness: 2.5 mag (at 1000 km, 50% illuminated) -0.4 mag (at perigee, full illumination) USSPACECOM Nr: 37820 Internat. Designator: 2011-053A Orbit: 373.2 x 385.9 km, 92.1min Inclination: 42.8° Age Elements: 0.2 days (based on 1 day old data; SatEvo)

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Monday 3 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 5h07m55s Tiangong-1 (37820 2011-053-A) →Ground track →Star chart Appears 5h04m45s 2.6mag az:240.6° WSW h:8.8° Culmination 5h07m55s 0.5mag az:316.7° NW h:45.8° distance: 503.6km height above Earth: 370.8km elevation of Sun: -9° Disappears 5h12m58s 5.1mag az: 38.4° NE horizon Calculated based on observations on 2. Mar 2014 4:52 UTC-5.

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[CalSky] Sat: Tiangong-1 Flybys for today (lcoronelp) (March 01, 2014 at 11:39PM)

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Start of used for calculation:Date:2. March 2014Time:01:08:36

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Flybys of Selected Satellite

Name: Tiangong-1 Dimensions: 10.3 m x 3.3 m, cylindrical Brightness: 2.5 mag (at 1000 km, 50% illuminated) -0.4 mag (at perigee, full illumination) USSPACECOM Nr: 37820 Internat. Designator: 2011-053A Orbit: 374 x 386.1 km, 92.2min Inclination: 42.8° Age Elements: 0.7 days

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Sunday 2 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 4h33m23s Tiangong-1 (37820 2011-053-A) →Ground track →Star chart Appears 4h30m13s 3.4mag az:192.3° SSW h:6.2° Culmination 4h33m23s 3.3mag az:134.1° SE h:19.8° distance: 929.1km height above Earth: 372.2km elevation of Sun: -18° Disappears 4h38m06s 6.3mag az: 66.5° ENE horizon

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[CalSky] Sat: ISS Flybys for today (lcoronelp) (March 01, 2014 at 11:38PM)

Artificial Satellites > Internat. Space Station ISS

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Start of used for calculation:Date:2. March 2014Time:01:08:33

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Visibility of International Space Station ISS

Name: ISS Launched: 20 Nov 1998 Dimensions: 109 m x 73 m x 27.5 m Brightness: -2.0 mag (at 1000 km, 50% illuminated) -4.7 mag (at perigee, full illumination) USSPACECOM Nr: 25544 Internat. Designator: 1998-067A Orbit: 412.1 x 416.9 km, 92.9min Inclination: 51.6° Age Elements: 0.5 days

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Sunday 2 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 18h11m22s ISS →Ground track →Star chart Appears 18h06m02s 0.9mag az:316.1° NW horizon Culmination 18h11m22s -2.7mag az:234.5° SW h:49.1° distance: 532.1km height above Earth: 412.3km elevation of Sun: -9° Disappears 18h16m41s -0.5mag az:152.7° SSE horizon

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[CalSky] Sat: ISS Flybys for today (lcoronelp) (February 28, 2014 at 11:41PM)

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Start of used for calculation:Date:1. March 2014Time:01:11:44

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Visibility of International Space Station ISS

Name: ISS Launched: 20 Nov 1998 Dimensions: 109 m x 73 m x 27.5 m Brightness: -2.0 mag (at 1000 km, 50% illuminated) -4.7 mag (at perigee, full illumination) USSPACECOM Nr: 25544 Internat. Designator: 1998-067A Orbit: 412.5 x 416.9 km, 92.9min Inclination: 51.6° Age Elements: 0.7 days

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Saturday 1 March 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 19h00m32s ISS →Ground track →Star chart Appears 18h55m36s 1.4mag az:302.5° WNW horizon Culmination 19h00m32s -0.9mag az:235.4° SW h:20.0° distance: 1008.1km height above Earth: 412.3km elevation of Sun: -21° Disappears 19h03m38s -0.9mag az:179.8° S h:7.4°

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[CalSky] Sat: Sun or Moon Crossing Satellites for today (lcoronelp) (February 27, 2014 at 11:41PM)

Artificial Satellites > Sun/Moon Crossers, Occultations > Local visible Transits: Exact times and places for observing satellites transiting the disk of the Moon or the Sun, or close fly-bys at brighter stars and planets

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Start of used for calculation:Date:28. February 2014Time:01:11:09

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Lunar/Solar Disk Crossings and Occultations by Larger Satellites

Friday 28 February 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 10h53m51.84s BrazlSt B1 ARk (23201 1994-049-C)Crosses the disk of Sun. Separation=0.127° Position Angle=1.8°, Position angle vertex=34.1°. Transit duration=252.40s Angular diameter=0.1" cylindrical, 11.4m x 2.6m Satellite at Azimuth=147.2° SSE Altitude= 68.5° Distance=19582.7 km In a clock-face concept, the satellite will seem to move toward 7:52 Angular Velocity=0.1'/s Centerline, closest point →Map: Longitude= 66°51'55"W Latitude=+10°53'05" (WGS84) Distance=46.13 km Azimuth= 3.3° N Path direction= 93.3° E ground speed=2.102 km/s width=195.3 km max. duration=287.4 s

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[CalSky] Sat: ISS Flybys for today (lcoronelp) (February 27, 2014 at 11:41PM)

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Start of used for calculation:Date:28. February 2014Time:01:10:59

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Visibility of International Space Station ISS

Name: ISS Launched: 20 Nov 1998 Dimensions: 109 m x 73 m x 27.5 m Brightness: -2.0 mag (at 1000 km, 50% illuminated) -4.7 mag (at perigee, full illumination) USSPACECOM Nr: 25544 Internat. Designator: 1998-067A Orbit: 412.4 x 417.3 km, 92.9min Inclination: 51.6° Age Elements: 0.6 days

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Friday 28 February 2014 Time (24-hour clock)Object (Link)Event 18h13m16s ISS →Ground track →Star chart Appears 18h08m06s 0.2mag az:337.7° NNW horizon Culmination 18h13m16s -3.2mag az: 52.2° NE h:29.2° distance: 775.4km height above Earth: 412.6km elevation of Sun: -10° Disappears 18h16m00s -2.0mag az:113.2° ESE h:11.3°

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