Observations of a geosynchronous satellite with optical interferometry
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D. J. Hutter | J. T. Armstrong | H. R. Schmitt | R. B. Hindsley | S. R. Restaino | R. T. Zavala | J. A. Benson | F. J. Vrba | S. A. Gregory | J. Armstrong | D. Hutter | J. Benson | R. Zavala | R. Hindsley | H. Schmitt | S. Restaino | F. Vrba | S. Gregory
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