Kevin Fetter wrote: > 99999 99 999A 1775 G 20141230231849871 15 25 0203089-083909 37 S > 99999 99 999A 1775 G 20141230231916864 15 25 0159183+030097 37 S > 99999 99 999A 1775 G 20141230231942890 15 25 0153886+190683 37 S > > unid > 1 99999U 14364.97202419 0.00001383 00000-0 50000-4 0 07 > 2 99999 98.1383 22.6380 0012562 306.0545 96.9794 15.28389375 09 > > Comparing orbital planes, to other stuff in 98 degree inclined orbits, XSS 11 and it's > rocket, are in the right area, so I'll blame the rocket. I assume XSS 11 is toast. XSS 11 decayed last year; its rocket is in a much higher orbit. Sar Lupe 2 (07030A / 31797) seems a good match. It was last observed more than one year ago: 1 31797U 07030A 13157.10250715 .00000500 00000-0 18475-4 0 02 2 31797 98.1679 115.4248 0003000 297.7833 62.2166 15.27757386 00 When precessed to the epoch of the UNID, RAAN agrees to within 0.3 deg. Ted Molczan _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Tue Dec 30 2014 - 23:58:44 UTC
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