Re: Iridium, Cosmos collide

From: Igor Lissov (lissov-i@yandex.ru)
Date: Wed Feb 11 2009 - 22:47:19 UTC

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Jonathan,

> At Feb 10 1656:00 UTC, 24946 (Irid 33) and
> 22675 (K2251) collided - from sources at NASA.

Seems to be so, because COLA.EXE gives miss distance of 800 meters.
Way too bad. Why haven't they made a COLA maneuver?

Igor Lissov

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