Philip Chien put fingers on a keyboard to type in: (new orbital debris list was omitted for conciseness) > This is the Galaxy 7 launch from about five years ago. The parameters are > clearly that of an object in GTO. The only GTO object was the Ariane 3rd > stage since this was a single satellite launch (e.g. no SPELDA). > > It seems strange that there should be two additional new objects so long > after launch - possibly the first tracked objects from an 'event'? Galaxy 7 is fine and operating as I speak, so it didn't go kaboom or do something else way out there in its 91 deg W home. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- de fcc sgn, Robert Smathers (roberts@nmia.com) Albuquerque, NM USA Robert's Satellite TV/Baseball page: http://www.nmia.com/~roberts/ Proud owner, 4 TODYWEN(!) and 4 BUD-lites - Albuquerque Intl. Downlinkport Satellite Services Guide Manager & Co-Monitor, SATELLITE TIMES magazine