The orbital data for the SZ 2 orbital module indicates that it manoeuvred
during January 17th. I was expecting that it would perform attitude
control manoeuvres, but not significant orbit-raising manoeuvres.
Nice to know that the Chinese can still surprise us !
Phillip Clark
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Catalogue Orbital Orbital Orbital Perigee Apogee Arg of
Number Epoch Inclination Period Perigee
deg min km km deg
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26687 2001 Jan 16.54 42.59 91.30 330 346 316
26687 2001 Jan 16.60 42.58 91.29 330 346 316
26687 2001 Jan 16.71 42.59 91.29 330 346 317
26687 2001 Jan 16.78 42.59 91.29 330 346 317
26687 2001 Jan 16.84 42.59 91.29 330 346 318
26687 2001 Jan 17.36 42.59 91.28 330 345 319
26687 2001 Jan 17.85 42.59 92.48 389 403 117
26687 2001 Jan 17.86 42.59 92.48 388 404 125
26687 2001 Jan 18.12 42.59 92.48 388 404 126
26687 2001 Jan 18.19 42.59 92.48 388 404 126
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Phillip S Clark 22 Winterbourne Close
Molniya Space Consultancy Hastings
Compiler/Publisher, Worldwide Satellite Launches E Sussex TN34 1XG
U.K.
Specialist in "space archeology" - the older and more obscure the more
interesting it is !
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