Mike mentioned last night that Raduga 33 (which has been an interesting flasher in a highly eccentric orbit) had very high drag. Here are the latest five elsets; the second one from the top is somewhat anomalous and probably to be superceded by the top/newest one: RADUGA 33 1 23794U 96010A 04103.53859933 .02619940 -56529-6 18527-2 0 4304 2 23794 47.7566 143.4003 6406083 75.9581 343.8195 3.57100318 70939 RADUGA 33 1 23794U 96010A 04103.53841934 .00774108 -10300-4 51935-3 0 4319 2 23794 47.7642 143.3611 6402179 75.9663 343.5557 3.57759593 70935 RADUGA 33 1 23794U 96010A 04103.25825477 .02336838 -73543-6 19133-2 0 4298 2 23794 47.7668 143.5388 6415610 75.8486 344.1659 3.55463084 70926 RADUGA 33 1 23794U 96010A 04102.69341394 .02131677 -72433-6 17212-2 0 4282 2 23794 47.7669 143.8206 6434441 75.5874 344.0368 3.52706543 70901 RADUGA 33 1 23794U 96010A 04102.41922275 .01924016 -82841-6 14338-2 0 4270 2 23794 47.7650 143.9734 6443619 75.4235 356.4648 3.51478826 70890 No new elements for PAS 6 have appeared since last week. Here are the last two, just got (again) from OIG: PAS 6 1 24891U 97040A 04094.75000000 -.00000158 00000-0 00000+0 0 7760 2 24891 14.6420 14.6970 0669728 359.1400 11.5730 0.88921620 24414 PAS 6 1 24891U 97040A 04093.21876625 -.00000208 00000-0 00000+0 0 7759 2 24891 0.0339 51.2827 0008134 126.9123 20.8117 0.99727258 24392 Ed Cannon - ecannon@mail.utexas.edu - Austin, Texas, USA ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/Unsubscribe info, Frequently Asked Questions, SeeSat-L archive: http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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