Re: FSW-1 Re-entry

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J. Pelan scribbles:

|>re-entered the Earth's atmosphere and are believed to have fallen into the
|>southern Atlantic Ocean late Monday night, the United States Space Command
|>said. 

Just to add confusion I've come across a report from the Russian Defence
Ministry (I believe it was) that claims FSW came down in the northeast
pacific. This came via CNN. I also note that a Japanese agency (NASDA??)
estimated re-entry as being in the NE Pacific region, just prior to the
actual event. (Source Reuters).

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Neil Clifford                             <n.clifford@physics.oxford.ac.uk>
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