Shenzhou module?

From: Edward S Light (light@argoscomp.com)
Date: Mon Apr 01 2002 - 07:16:31 EST

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OIG is now giving elements for:
UNK
1 27408U 02014C   02091.43726331 -.01229964  00000-0 -77166-2 0    17
2 27408  42.4101 346.6086 0006772 322.3544 211.6198 15.78523509    17

Is the Shenzhou reentry module or the capsule which will remain in orbit?

(And, although I realize it's foolish to ask, what happened to Spacecom
 numbers 27405-27407? 27403-27404 are the new Intelsat 903 and rocket.)

Clear and dark skies!
   Ed Light
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