All - Dare I make some somewhat critical comments about the CSpOC and the satellite catalog? Now that they are releasing TLEs for long-tracked objects, will they have time to add the objects that ISON tracks, that other people track, that are not yet in the satellite catalog? Some of those might be the "analyst satellites" I guess. Now that they are releasing TLEs for long-tracked objects, they will have time to identify objects like from 2018-104, the Electron launch from New Zealand? I know that DARPA has already told them what one of those objects must be - but it is not updated yet. They are very very slow about updating the satellite catalog and I cannot think what the reasons might be. Charles Phillips Spaceflight Research, LLC Houston, Texas 713-882-4578 sites.google.com/site/spaceflightresearchprojects/ > On January 9, 2019 at 10:18 PM Charles Phillips <charles_at_spaceflightresearch.net> wrote: > > > Colleagues - > > The CSpOC/18 SCS has released some more TLEs, all of the DMSP satellites and some debris and some geosynch and a few others. > > I count 22 objects and apparently they were declassified on Dec 8, they are available in Space-Track.org now. > > The list of objects that require our tracking is getting smaller but will very likely not ever disappear. > > Charles Phillips > Spaceflight Research, LLC > Houston, Texas > 713-882-4578 > sites.google.com/site/spaceflightresearchprojects/ > _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Thu Jan 10 2019 - 13:12:16 UTC
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