Re: SV: UARS TUMBLING?

From: tlj18@juno.com
Date: Thu Jun 08 2000 - 16:47:31 PDT

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> With parameter -L22222 it gives:
> ...  10.8 cm flux = 122.000000
>   Size = 7.000000 m
> Transition region: base 109.81; mid 128.79; top 152.31 km
> 
>  Elset       Obj       #         Epoch          Decay        (Date)
>      1     91063B    21701   00156.973712   38154.314206  (2038 June 
> 3)

Is the UARS (Ultraviolet Astronomical Research Satellite) still
functioning, serving up astronomical data?

And, am I correct in assuming that it belongs to NASA?

Jonathan Wojack
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