kfetter wrote:Give a dos program called skymap a try. It will allow you to find
conjunctions of satellites with the moon/sun/planets up to 5
degrees. If you set it right, you can get a list of satellites that
will go across the sun's and moon's disk.

Skymap can be downloaded from

http://users2.ev1.net/~mmccants/skymap65/index.html

It should do what your looking for.

Kevin


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