Re: Unknown bright geostationary?

From: Kevin Fetter (kevin_fetter@hotmail.com)
Date: Fri Mar 07 2003 - 17:03:13 EST

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I get the very very very approx orbit from the observations.

UNK
1 99999U 99999A   03 64.82669907 +.00000001 +00000+0 +00000+0 6 00020
2 99999   6.9677   4.9264 1419289  40.4058  82.5638  1.01850018000000

Hope this helps.

Kevin



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