USSTRATCOM estimates that decay took place on 2004 May 06 at 06:24 UTC +/- 7 min, at 25 N, 49 W. I observed it in the early stages of decay, and it appeared to be intact when last seen, about 06:17:40 UTC, 10 deg above my S.E. horizon, when it was near 40.9 N, 75.5 W. Ted Molczan Query time: 2004/05/06 14:30:23 Object Order: Predicted Decay Date Notice Order: Notice preparation time TLE Order: Catalog number-epoch Number of Satellites: 1 Decay: Decay Time N Lat E Long RCS CatNo Intl. Desig. Source Common Name Prepared ----- ------------ ------ ------------------------- ------------------- Decay: 2004/05/06 06:24:00 25.0 311.0 10.3816 23794 1996-010A CIS RADUGA 33 2004/05/06 06:53:00 PREPARATION DATE TIME: 060653ZMAY04 1. 23794/1996-010A /RADUGA 33 /PAYLOAD / CIS 2. 19 FEB 1996 3. REV 7235/DESCENDING/06 MAY 0624Z 4. 25.0 DEG N 311.0 DEG E 5. DECAY WINDOW IS PLUS OR MINUS 07 MINUTES. 6. INCLINATION 047.7 DEGREES. 7. FINAL REPORT. RADUGA 33 1 23794U 96010A 04127.24315041 .99999999 10114-4 16890-2 0 5248 2 23794 47.7219 115.0972 0254754 104.1021 262.1091 16.07761461 72355 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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