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"Jens Averbeck" wrote:
thanks for the info about that other Newsgroup and Heavens-above.com (didn't know it has tracking infos about those Sat). You're welcome. Heavens-above can give you predictions on almost every satellite in low earth orbit. Go to their main page, click on the "select a satellite" line under the Satellites heading. Then enter Lacrosse% in the "satellite name" box. You'll get predictions for the four Lacrosses still in orbit. I'm not sure how much detail anyone could see through a telescope. It's thought that Lacrosses use very large solar panels to power their radars. The panels might shadow or otherwise hide whatever antennae they carry. --Bill Thompson |
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