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From: Antoine Couëtte
Date: 2010 Sep 21, 09:30 -0700
Dear George,
For the Lunar distance observations, night of 2-3 Dec, 1803, you indicated :
"Those confusions relate to ordinary altitude observations, but things get
much worse when we reach the attempts at a lunar, at Kaskaskia, on the
night of 2-3 December, 1803. Try as I might, I am quite unable to unravel
the observations to make sense of them. If anyone else can arrive at any
understanding, I would be most pleased to hear about it. Details are all
there on the website, if you follow the journey to that date."
I wish to give it a try : what observer's coordinates should I (best) use to re-work these Lunars ?
Thank you and Best Regards
Kermit
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