27544 (02-048E) decay?

From: Ed Cannon (ecannon@mail.utexas.edu)
Date: Sat Nov 09 2002 - 03:48:39 EST

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I think that this must have decayed already, but I can't 
find any prediction or decay report, and OIG just gave 
me these elements with no mention of decay:

SL-12 DEB
1 27544U 02048E   02305.29820762 -.00003965  12537-4  00000+0 0   123
2 27544  51.5302  32.2746 0041880 135.8867 262.8169 16.44146861  1773
SL-12 DEB
1 27544U 02048E   02304.73755048  .23469309  95189-5  22449-2 0   115
2 27544  51.5441  35.3351 0158721 151.5054 210.4698 16.08551073  1680

I ask because Quicksat is giving me a 136-km pass this 
morning (in bright twilight), which seems unlikely.

Ed Cannon - ecannon@mail.utexas.edu - Austin, Texas, USA

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