Report time 18:00 UTC
1975-076B (#08128) Cosmos 756 RB
SPACCOM'S ONE DAY BEFORE DECAY message - prepared September 05, 10:41 UTC -
shows the decay on 06 September, 11:05 UTC +/- 15 hours (28.8°S, 257.8°E)
on a northbound pass over the Pacific.
MPM + REENTRY delivers with the ELSETs 01248.246... - 01248.552... the decay
06 September, 10:33 UTC +/- 30 minutes (15.71°S, 93.46°E)
on a descending pass over the Indian Ocean.
There are two interesting sunlit passes over the USA + Canada around the decay
window.
09:54 UTC (39.50°N, 72.88°W) - 09:59 UTC (55.40°N, 66.33°W, North Labrador)
There is a good visibility (EL about 34°) from the New York area around
09:55 UTC.
If the RB survive also the SPACECOM time mark the final trajectory will be
crossed over the USA and Canada from Texas to the Hudson Bay:
11:19 UTC (29.06°N, 96.65°E) - 11:26 UTC (57.15°N, 89.15°E)
Paul: On 11:19 UTC is a good viewing opportunity for the Houston area if the
RB survive....
Harro
Harro.Zimmer@t-online.de
Berlin, Germany
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