Astra 1 K down

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Well done Ted.....you were right !

John




> Astra 1K continues to manoeuvre to decrease perigee distance and increase
apogee distance, while maintaining approximately the same
> mean motion:
>
>                                                             226 X 352
> 1 27557U 02053A   02342.43566754  .00071297  11225-4  10000-3 0   588
> 2 27557  51.6341 353.4409 0094575 326.6846  32.7916 15.97385889  2004
>
>                                                             220 X 357
> 1 27557U 02053A   02343.77834983  .00464327  11257-4  55955-3 0   615
> 2 27557  51.6359 346.3256 0102582 332.4421 192.1634 15.97682408  2214
>
>                                                             217 X 360
> 1 27557U 02053A   02344.01862306  .00348129  11253-4  39890-3 0   632
> 2 27557  51.6327 345.0667 0107034 334.2615 133.0736 15.97670914  2253
>
> Ted Molczan
>
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