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        "address": "jdanehy (a) cinci.rr.com",
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    "sender_name": "Jim Danehy",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb]  some additional comments on visual sighting",
    "date": "2008-11-06T18:50:36Z",
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    "content": "the accepted opinion of astronomers is that you can see +6 magnitude stars without the assistance of a telescope or binoculars . . . . if AO 51 is +9 then it is virtually impossible to see it with the naked eye . . .\n\nas for comets : well in order for comets to be seen those small particles that you see must be within the Karman line . . .  which is at 62 miles (up) . . .  the atmosphere pretty well ends at 75 to 80 miles up . . .  in order for those objects to be seen they must be within the atmosphere where they \"burn up\"  by friction against the \"air\"  atmosphere (. . . AO 51 is some 300 miles or 400 miles up and the ISS is 200 miles up . . . \n\nthe sun is  - 27 and we all know the brightest thing out there for us here on earth . . . . +6 for naked eye viewing . . . +9 is not visible\n\nJim W9VNE\n\n",
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