It appears that four of the latest Long March Iridium debris objects have decayed. I used Alan Pickup's SatAna to improve the wildly fluctuating drag terms, then computed the decays: CSLO2 DEB decayed 99166.828158 (1999 June 15) 826 x 179 km 1 25784U 99032H 99163.28952573 .07721949 37328-2 77233-2 0 90042 2 25784 86.1388 93.7729 0470287 162.4136 199.2711 15.21266557 88 CSLO2 DEB decayed 99167.035083 (1999 June 16) 867 x 177 km 1 25783U 99032G 99162.96026629 .07096613 30652-2 75855-2 0 90021 2 25783 86.7042 93.8120 0500250 170.2758 190.7296 15.14740164 39 CSL02 DEB decayed 99166.386738 (1999 June 15) 804 x 188 km 1 25782U 99032F 99163.35497664 .08630775 47960-2 11984-1 0 90032 2 25782 86.5044 93.7862 0447850 168.4795 192.5804 15.23186580 93 CSL02 DEB decayed 99166.811236 (1999 June 15) 812 x 179 km 1 25781U 99032E 99163.28867221 .07617022 36839-2 77282-2 0 90040 2 25781 86.0874 93.7738 0460923 164.9087 196.5137 15.23416990 73 CSL02 S/D decays 99219.081253 (1999 August 7) 622 x 208 km 1 25780U 99032D 99163.53542923 .00335757 12027-4 70999-3 0 90034 2 25780 86.3872 93.5784 0305038 153.9213 207.6475 15.50703878 125 CSL02 R/B decays 99194.237523 (1999 July 13) 654 x 178 km 1 25779U 99032C 99163.53594713 .00682825 49989-4 68646-3 0 90041 2 25779 86.3825 93.5887 0350330 167.4038 193.4947 15.50302656 120 -- bjorn@tt-tech.se (office) b_gimle@algonet.se (home) -- -- http://www.algonet.se/~b_gimle -- -- COSPAR 5918, HAMMARBY, 59.298 N, 18.104 E, 55 m -- -- SeeSat-L / Visual Satellite Observer Home Page found at -- -- http://www.satellite.eu.org/satintro.html --