Ed Cannon wrote:
>
> Well, this is interesting. Ed Light wrote:
>
> >After the previous postings regarding a bright object
> >following ISS, I waited a couple of hours hoping more
> >recent TLEs would clear up any mystery. Unfortunately,
> >all they did was extend my confusion.
> A while ago I generated predictions
> trying to find what object was trailing ISS, and I got the
> following -- which look like Progress had already docked
> with ISS (!):
These are the TLEs that produced the predictions I had posted.
ISS
1 25544U 98067A 02272.13439256 .00034926 00000-0 41973-3 0 1999
2 25544 51.6345 251.0860 0017451 312.8670 144.9477 15.60341912220241
PROGRESS-M 46
1 27454U 02033A 02272.17924014 .00034785 00000-0 32181-3 0 1112
2 27454 51.6366 250.6575 0036823 274.6023 171.7085 15.66301731 14824
PROGRESS M1-9
1 27531U 02045A 02272.26351691 .00361332 00000-0 41061-2 0 268
2 27531 51.6424 250.4499 0015352 315.1091 146.5779 15.60457010 560
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Jay Respler
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