Updated elements

From: Ted Molczan (ssl3molcz@rogers.com)
Date: Wed Apr 01 2009 - 16:21:12 UTC

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    David Brierley, Russell Eberst, Kevin Fetter, Marco Langbroek, Pierre Neirinck,
    Brad Young, and I, contributed observations used to update the following orbits.
    
    USA 161
    1 26934U 01044A   09090.96723811  .00002585  00000-0  52347-4 0    06
    2 26934  97.9181 203.3285 0465723 242.9162 112.3818 14.77424653    04
    Arc 2009 Mar 21.01 - 31.98, WRMS residuals = 0.010 deg
    
    USA 186
    1 28888U 05042A   09090.86582659  .00009617  00000-0  90693-4 0    09
    2 28888  97.8990 154.9918 0533887  54.3342 310.6369 14.77985904    02
    Arc 2009 Mar 21.86 - 31.88, WRMS residuals = 0.010 deg
    
    The temporal spacing between USA 161 (01044 / 26934) and USA 186 (05042A /
    28888) has reached the point where the latter would be expected to manoeuvre at
    any time to decrease its mean motion by about 0.01 rev/d.
    
    06667A                                                 225 X 28959 km
    1 90061U 06667A   09091.08619631  .00005251  00000-0  57084-3 0    07
    2 90061  27.3860 128.0867 6851280 273.9715  16.6738  2.85972328    07
    Arc 2009 Mar 24.06 - Apr 01.11, WRMS residuals = 0.010 deg
    
    Ted Molczan
    
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