Explicando Ovnis por Internet

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Hola!

Este es un mail de que me mando Alejandro Agostinelli.
El lo iba a mandar a la lista, pero no ha llegado.
Es una MUY BUENA noticia.
No me respondan a mi, aclaro, este mensaje no es mio, los creditos son 
para Alejandro Agostinelli (asteron en nat.com.ar) 
Para difundirlo mejor, ya tiene su lugar en la WWW. Esta en la seccion 
"Lo nuevo" del site del CAIRP (http://www.paradise.net/~bejar/cairp.htm)

Aqui empieza el mensaje de Alejandro:


Hola amigos!
 
Es mi primer mensaje "colectivo" y les escribo porque quería
compartir con ustedes este módico momento de felicidad: acabamos de
estrenar Internet para buscar (y encontrar) la explicación de un
pretendido caso ovni. Envié doce mails a distintos centros de
investigacion espacial o radar yanquis, europeos y rusos y obtuve nada
menos que siete respuestas en... ¡menos de 48 horas!
¡Todo un record! Todavia no nos respondieron del NORAD ni los centros
espaciales rusos. En fin, les envio el intercambio del mail más
interesante por si les interesa, o quieren redistribuir entre otros
amigos.
 
PD: Si alguien le habla o lo ve, dén de parte mia un afectuoso saludo al
amigo Luis Alfonso Gámez.
                                 Con cariño,
 
                                                 A. Agostinelli
 
>Dear friend:
 > >
 > > On 14-aug-96 people from a wide area in Argentina and also in
 > > Chile observed a strange phenomenon which was described as a 
ring-shaped
 > > object crossing the sky from south to north. They described it as
 > > luminous and with a halo. Time: between 21.00 and 21.10 local time
 > > (24.00 to 00.10 gmt). Duration: aprox. 20 minutes. Local media 
termed it
 > > a ufo. Our interpretation is that it was a fireball or a re-entry.
 > > Could you help us to identify the sighting? Could it be one of the 
more
 > > than 8000 objects NORAD are tracking on the Earth´s orbit?
 > > Thanks!
 > >                       Heriberto Janosch & Alejandro Agostinelli
 > >                       asteron en nat.com.ar
 
> Subject:
>         Re: Any ideas what this was?
>   Date:
>         Wed, 21 Aug 1996 08:04:06 -0500
>   From:
>         efdietz en bga.com (Edward F. Dietz Jr.)
>     To:
>         fpspace en solar.rtd.utk.edu
>     CC:
>         jcm en urania.harvard.edu, asteron en nat.com.ar
> 
> >
> >
> >---------- Forwarded message ----------
> >Date: Wed, 21 Aug 1996 04:15:14 -0300
> >>From raticulin
From: Alejandro C=E9sar Agostinelli <asteron en nat.com.ar>
> >To: jlgreen en clark.net
> >Subject: Please help me...
> >
> >Dear Sir:
> >
> >On 14-aug-96 people from a wide area in Argentina and also in
> >Chile observed a strange phenomenon which was described as a 
ring-shaped
> >object crossing the sky from south to north. They described it as
> >luminous and with a halo. Time: between 21.00 and 21.10 local time
> >(24.00 to 00.10 gmt). Duration: aprox. 20 minutes. Local media termed 
it
> >a ufo. Our interpretation is that it was a fireball or a re-entry.
> >Could you help us to identify the sighting? Could it be one of the 
more
> >than 8000 objects NORAD are tracking on the Earth=B4s orbit?
> >Thanks!
> >=09=09=09Heriberto Janosch & Alejandro Agostinelli
> >asteron en nat.com.ar
> >
> >It was the third stage restart of the Molniya comsat launch.  Details
> below are excerpted from Jonathons's Space Report.
> 
> Jonathan's Space Report
> No. 296                       1996 Aug 19               Cambridge, MA
> 
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> <snip>
> Recent Launches
> ---------------
> 
> The Russian Military Space Forces (VKS) launched a Molniya-1T comsat
> from 1-y GIK at Plesetsk on Aug 14 into an elliptical 12 hour orbit. 
The
> spacecraft first entered a low parking orbit of 207 x 438 km x 62.8
> degrees. The Blok-ML upper stage ignited over South America to raise 
the
> orbit to 450 x 40800 km. The sun angle made the rocket plume widely
> visible, causing a flurry of UFO reports in Chile where the
> alien-invasion movie Independence Day has just opened.
> 
> <snip>
> 
> 
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> |  Jonathan McDowell                 |  phone : (617) 495-7176
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>   |
> |   Astrophysics                     |
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> | JSR: http://hea-www.harvard.edu/QEDT/jcm/space/jsr/jsr.html
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> | Back issues:  ftp://sao-ftp.harvard.edu/pub/jcm/space/news/news.*
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> <end>
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Ed Dietz
> Austin, TX
> efdietz en bga.com

--
Regards,
Seba.

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