I offer the following search elements, based on my guess that a reboost occurred on 2016 Aug 11. The 79301 and 79302 TLEs are for the earliest likely perigee of manoeuvre; the others for the latest. Two mean motions are offered for both manoeuvre times; 15.69 rev/d has occurred more often than 15.65 rev/d, but the sample is small. 1 79301U 79301A 16224.38300926 .00021000 00000-0 90097-4 0 01 2 79301 96.8909 261.8860 0149500 213.0464 357.8230 15.69000000 02 1 79302U 79302A 16224.38300927 .00021000 00000-0 90097-4 0 04 2 79302 96.8909 261.8860 0166300 213.0464 357.8230 15.65000000 06 1 79303U 79303A 16224.76454861 .00021000 00000-0 90097-4 0 05 2 79303 96.8909 262.2634 0149500 211.5867 357.6044 15.69000000 09 1 79304U 79304A 16224.76454862 .00021000 00000-0 90097-4 0 08 2 79304 96.8909 262.2634 0166300 211.5867 357.6044 15.65000000 03 The object could pass significantly earlier or later than predicted. A wide field of view is recommended. Ted Molczan _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Sun Aug 21 2016 - 20:33:16 UTC
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