TSS Approach Forecast

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 It's possible a TSS's "tether range" approach to these objects:

   Date     UT      Norad                    Range (km)
 3/ 3/1996 12:26    23510  95008  F             6.0 <<<<
 3/ 4/1996 23:48    19625  88099  A            16.0
 3/ 9/1996  2:27    20389  89100  A            17.2


elsets used:

TSS                     
1 23805U 96012B   96061.03820636  .00411021  00000-0  27098-2 0   264
2 23805  28.4647 234.1856 0063838 220.8531 138.7274 15.70592645  1130
95008  F
1 23510U 95008  F 96054.05780828  .00098763  00000-0  10168-2 0  3530
2 23510  65.8674 262.2335 0024820 141.9828 218.3088 15.63951477 55403
88099  A
1 19625U 88099  A 95296.80751110  .00022600  00000-0  25552-3 0    06
2 19625  97.8427 358.6110 0526002 174.4783 185.5215 14.76442607    03
89100  A
1 20389U 89100  A 96058.17770881  .00015674  00000-0  13308-3 0  2924
2 20389  73.5059 101.6430 0004515 285.9600  74.1126 15.69607604347361

bye

  Luigi MANIERO   <alvise@ve.shineline.it>
   Cannaregio 3293
   30121 VENEZIA (VE)
   ITALY

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