; pb90.bsp LOG FILE
;
; Created 1999-01-23/00:10:08.00.
;
; BEGIN NIOSPK COMMANDS
 
LEAPSECONDS_FILE    = /usr1/mmops/naif/data/naif.tls
SPK_FILE            = pb90.bsp
  SOURCE_NIO_FILE   = pfile.nio
    BODIES          = -178
    BEGIN_TIME      = 1999 NOV 05 23:20:43.3838412
    END_TIME        = 2000 FEB 24 18:40:46.1898070
 
; END NIOSPK COMMANDS
 
 
 
The SPK file planetb_pb90.bsp was provided by Mark Ryne
on 1/22/99.  It was provided to allow computation of the
Planet-B (Nozomi) heliocentric longitude and range as of
Jan 01, 2000 for use in a Planetary Society chart.
 
This file supposedly includes the two near-earth burns
made in December to inject the spacecraft out of earth orbit.
The first of these burns--planned for earth periapsis--was
well under plan, and the second was quickly executed to achieve
an orbit that would eventually get Nozomi to Mars, but now
in January, 2004.
 
This file also supposedly contains the planned effect of a
clean-up burn to be done in February 1999 to get closer to
the planned heliocentric orbit needed to reach MArs in 2004.
 
Chuck Acton/NAIF    1/23/99