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RE: PSSC

Blobrana · L

Update:
The PSSC picosatellite is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 8th February, 2010.

TLE Data

PSSC
1 33445U 08059B   10039.56304148  .00439352  11790-3  31226-3 0  5445
2 33445 051.6148 131.8319 0005363 342.3038 017.7808 16.15446053 69126
1 33445U 08059B   10039.19185462  .00411609  10363-3  30000-3 0  5438
2 33445 051.6184 133.8555 0006236 320.6892 039.3913 16.15085644 69062
1 33445U 08059B   10038.75870219  .00379699  88771-4  28525-3 0  5429
2 33445 051.6241 136.2184 0004287 324.6222 035.4522 16.14693596 68990
1 33445U 08059B   10038.57303357  .00370620  84767-4  28153-3 0  5415
2 33445 051.6248 137.2294 0004224 321.1967 038.8758 16.14540369 68963
1 33445U 08059B   10038.01592991  .00337079  71202-4  26454-3 0  5400
2 33445 051.6272 140.2634 0003749 329.7953 030.2824 16.14092917 68873

Blobrana · L

The PSSC, a picosatellite designed to test space environment effects new solar cell technologies, that was launched from the STS-126 Space Shuttle Endeavour cargo bay on the 15th November, 2008, is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 31st January, 2010.

TLE Data

PSSC
1 33445U 08059B   10018.07408553  .00156181  22158-4  23405-3 0  4887
2 33445 051.6306 248.0160 0004563 199.1962 160.8877 16.04349127 65665


Period:        89.79  
Inclination:  51.63  
Apogee:      267  	
Perigee:      261