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The IGS 1B satellite re-entered the Earths atmosphere on the 26th July, 2012 @ 09:52 GMT ± 2 minutes.

Inclination: 97.1°
Revolution Number:  52155
Predicted Location:   25.4° S, 186.1°E



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The IGS 1B satellite is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 26th July, 2012 @ 10:00 GMT ± 2 hours.

IGS 1B
1 27699U 03009B   03111.94385351 0.00010073  00000-0  44402-3 0  0128
2 27699  97.4112 183.9389 0001300 141.6941 322.4283 15.21992823 00379

Period:       - minutes
Inclination: 97.1°
Apogee:     - km
Perigee:     - km 
Revolution Number:  52155
Predicted Location:   25°S, 186°E



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Update:
The IGS 1B satellite is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 26th July, 2012 @ 10:30 GMT ± 8 hours.

IGS 1B
1 27699U 03009B   03111.94385351 0.00010073  00000-0  44402-3 0  0128
2 27699  97.4112 183.9389 0001300 141.6941 322.4283 15.21992823 00379

Period:       - minutes
Inclination: 97.41°
Apogee:     - km
Perigee:     - km 
Revolution Number:  52156
Predicted Location:   53.2°N, 3°E



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The IGS 1B satellite is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 26th July, 2012 @ 09:30 GMT ± 16 hours.

IGS 1B
1 27699U 03009B   03111.94385351 0.00010073  00000-0  44402-3 0  0128
2 27699  97.4112 183.9389 0001300 141.6941 322.4283 15.21992823 00379

Period:       - minutes
Inclination: 97.41°
Apogee:     - km
Perigee:     - km 
Revolution Number:  52156
Predicted Location:   42.6°S, 3.1°E



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Update:
The IGS 1B satellite is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 26th July, 2012 @ 09:30 GMT ± 24 hours.

IGS 1B
1 27699U 03009B   03111.94385351 0.00010073  00000-0  44402-3 0  0128
2 27699  97.4112 183.9389 0001300 141.6941 322.4283 15.21992823 00379

Period:       - minutes
Inclination: 97.41°
Apogee:     - km
Perigee:     - km 
Revolution Number:  52156
Predicted Location:   52°S, 0°E



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The IGS 1B satellite is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 26th July, 2012 @ 06:50 GMT ± 48 hours.

IGS 1B
1 27699U 03009B   03111.94385351 0.00010073  00000-0  44402-3 0  0128
2 27699  97.4112 183.9389 0001300 141.6941 322.4283 15.21992823 00379

Period:       - minutes
Inclination: 97.41°
Apogee:     - km
Perigee:     - km 
Revolution Number:  52153
Predicted Location:   44.3°S, 235.3°E

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 Ed ~ A little concern with this classified spy satellite is the unused hydrazine fuel onboard. Exactly how much there is has not been revealed. 



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The IGS 1B satellite that was launched on the 28th March, 2003, from the Tanegashima Space Center is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 25th July, 2012 @ 23:50 GMT ± 48 hours.

IGS 1B
1 27699U 03009B   03111.94385351 +.00010073 +00000-0 +44402-3 0 0128
2 27699 097.4112 183.9389 0001300 141.6941 322.4283 15.2199282300379

Period:       - minutes
Inclination: 97.41°
Apogee:     - km
Perigee:     - km 
Revolution Number:  52150
Predicted Location:   49.1°N, 325.4°E

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IGS-1B passes of 12 & 13 May 2012



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Designation27699 / 03009B
Launch date28 Mar 2003
Country of originJapan
MissionMilitary: reconnaissance
Perigee/Apogee500 km, near-polar
Inclination97.3°
Period(4-day revisit)
Launch vehicleH2A #12

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Eccentricity:0.0001505
Inclination:97.1846°
Perigee height:456 km
Apogee height:458 km
Revolutions per day:15.36206216


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IGS 1B
1 27699U 03009B 03111.94385351 +.00010073 +00000-0 +44402-3 0 0128
2 27699 097.4112 183.9389 0001300 141.6941 322.4283 15.2199282300379


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One of a set of four spy satellites Japan launched has malfunctioned in orbit.
The news is another setback for the Japanese intelligence-gathering programme that has suffered delays since a domestically developed H2-A rocket carrying two spy satellites veered off course and had to be destroyed in 2003.
The IGS 1B radar satellite, one of a pair, which was put into orbit in 2003, had not been operational since March 25 according to an official with the Cabinet Satellite Intelligence Centre.
The radar satellite ceased to function apparently due to a problem related to its battery system.

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TLE Data

IGS 1B
1 27699U 03009B 03111.94385351 +.00010073 +00000-0 +44402-3 0 0128
2 27699 097.4112 183.9389 0001300 141.6941 322.4283 15.2199282300379




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