Or look here, of course:
http://www.amsat.org/amsat/ftp/keps/current/nasabare.txt
Mark
On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 12:32 PM, Andrew Glasbrenner [email protected] wrote:
NORAD/DOD/SpaceTrack/?whoever classified that launch like it was an NROL launch; no published keps. AMSAT (namely Ray Hoad) has been getting them from the webpages of the individual projects and including them in the keps distribution emails. I'll forward the last keps email I can find to you separately.
73, Drew KO4MA
On 1/27/2011 12:06 PM, Bob Bruninga wrote:
RAX, OREOS, NANOSail-D,
I feel dumb asking this,
- Because we see these questions everyday here and I ignore them all
- I assume they just have not looked on celestrack
But now I went to get TLE's for the recent launches and I'm getting nothing. AMSAT web pages have nothing on them. CELESTRAK has nothing. Or I can't find them.
I've spent 2 days getting ready for a student lab searching for individual pages (if you can find them). But it seems to be extraordinary that people with satellite pages: Never put the object number RIGHT UP FRONT once they are launched. Some (FAST-1 and FAST2) list TLE's with object numbers in the 90xxx range which I assumed were just pre-launch predictions. Then I have to cut and paste and fight all the checksum problems.
For decades, I have always just gone to CELESTRAK and everything was there. Clearly I'm having a brain freeze.
STK even has no satellites in its database above 36xxx.
What happened while I was asleep?
Thanks Bob
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