Ed Cannon wrote: > I just queried OIG, and Iridium 84 still has not been updated. > Has anyone observed it since Jan. 5? IRIDIUM 84 1 25530U 98066D 01005.63685683 -.18147655 00000-0 -55546+1 0 1485 2 25530 86.5376 340.1197 0002257 311.1302 49.0069 14.51006879116045 I suggest searching for Iridium 84 using the last elset from Iridium 9 from before it was lowered from the operational orbit: IRIDIUM 84 search where Iridium 9 was 1 24838U 97030C 00257.91101238 -.00000166 +00000-0 -66348-4 0 04242 2 24838 086.3974 027.7289 0001875 080.7395 279.3927 14.34215052169723 *If* is has moved to fill the gap left by the removal of Iridium 9, it should be halfway between Iridium 53 and Iridium 10 (latest elsets below): IRIDIUM 53 1 25173U 98010E 01010.99953018 .00000487 00000-0 16687-3 0 3547 2 25173 86.3953 338.0126 0002596 67.0451 293.1000 14.34222131151614 IRIDIUM 10 1 24839U 97030D 01009.96568716 +.00000424 +00000-0 +14438-3 0 04340 2 24839 086.3941 338.4506 0002320 065.9803 294.1633 14.34221196186653 Let's see if SeeSat members can find it before Spacecom/OIG! -- Rod Sladen, Beeston, Nottinghamshire, UK, 52.923N, 1.219W ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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