SZ 2 orbital module manoeuvres (fwd)

From: Phillip Clark (psclark@dircon.co.uk)
Date: Wed Jan 17 2001 - 23:24:27 PST

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    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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