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Blobrana · L

RE: NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D) re-entry

Blobrana · L

Update:
The Navstar 53 (USA 175) (PAM-D) rocket body is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 2nd March, 2011 @ 23:45 GMT ±5 hours.

TLE Data

NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D)
1 28131U 03058C   11061.63854431  .12732796  50184-5  30541-3 0  6504
2 28131 038.7055 251.5715 0108725 248.3431 170.6095 16.27364563209955

Period:       89.88 minutes
Inclination: 38.7°
Apogee:     397 km
Perigee:     140 km
Size:          2.69 metres
Revolution Number: 21000
Predicted Location: 28.3°S, 51.6°E

Blobrana · L

Update:
The Navstar 53 (USA 175) (PAM-D) rocket body is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 2nd March, 2011 @ 23:37 GMT ±10 hours.

TLE Data

NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D)
1 28131U 03058C   11061.28951184  .09355993  49120-5  35908-3 0  6492
2 28131 038.6906 254.0057 0136938 245.0695 291.4756 16.18381524209894

Period:       89.88 minutes
Inclination: 38.7°
Apogee:     397 km
Perigee:     140 km
Size:          2.69 metres
Revolution Number: 21000
Predicted Location: 37.8°S, 20.6°E

Blobrana · L

Update:
The Navstar 53 (USA 175) (PAM-D) rocket body is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 3rd March, 2011 @ 00:18 GMT ±16 hours.

TLE Data

NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D)
1 28131U 03058C   11060.90877900  .08355943  48051-5  43962-3 0  6476
2 28131 038.7007 256.6196 0160166 240.9579 238.9654 16.11407310209836

Period:       89.88 minutes
Inclination: 38.7°
Apogee:     397 km
Perigee:     140 km
Size:          2.69 metres
Revolution Number: 21001
Predicted Location: 38.8°N, 175.9°E

Blobrana · L

Update:
The Navstar 53 (USA 175) (PAM-D) rocket body is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 3rd March, 2011 @05:06 GMT ±24 hours.

TLE Data

NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D)
1 28131U 03058C   11060.26239583  .05331564  47335-5  38757-3 0  6441
2 28131 038.7039 261.0156 0193499 234.3446 101.5077 16.02088729209723

Period:       90.44 minutes
Inclination: 38.71°
Apogee:     449 km
Perigee:     143 km
Revolution Number: 21004
Predicted Location: 1.5°N, 189.7°E

Blobrana · L

Update:
The Navstar 53 (USA 175) (PAM-D) rocket body is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 2nd March, 2011 @13:02 GMT ±48 hours.

TLE Data

NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D)
1 28131U 03058C   11059.32721065  .04762385  46051-5  47289-3 0  6405
2 28131 038.7111 267.2728 0229198 225.4035 125.2704 15.92275482209573

Period:       90.44 minutes
Inclination: 38.71°
Apogee:     449 km
Perigee:     143 km
Revolution Number: 20993
Predicted Location: 37°S, 147.4°E

Blobrana · L

Update:
The Navstar 53 (USA 175) (PAM-D) rocket body is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 2nd March, 2011 @17:15 GMT ±48 hours.

TLE Data

NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D)
1 28131U 03058C   11058.35304190  .04559876  44923-5  66901-3 0  6376
2 28131 038.7118 273.6948 0262001 215.7439 318.7367 15.82815569209428

Period:       90.98 minutes
Inclination: 38.71°
Apogee:     498 km
Perigee:     147 km
Revolution Number: 20997
Predicted Location: 9.6° S, 25.6° E

Blobrana · L

Update:
The Navstar 53 (USA 175) (PAM-D) rocket body is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 27th February, 2011 @ --:-- GMT ±-- hours.

TLE Data

NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D)
1 28131U 03058C   11056.38760546  .04187424  43550-5  65897-3 0  6338
2 28131 038.7228 286.4634 0336314 198.8813 342.6559 15.65019933209117

Period:       92.99 minutes
Inclination: 38.73°
Apogee:     691 km
Perigee:     151 km
Revolution Number: -
Predicted Location: -

Blobrana · L

A Navstar 53 (USA 175) (PAM-D) rocket body that was launched on the 21st December, 2003, from the Air Force Station at Cape Canaveral, for the NAVSTAR 53 satellite mission is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 28th February, 2011 @ --:-- GMT ±-- hours.

TLE Data

NAVSTAR 53 RB(PAM-D)
1 28131U 03058C   11049.93558416 +.02557132 +44910-5 +10856-2 0 06163
2 28131 038.7341 326.2053 0518474 146.6972 217.3122 15.17607319208129

Period:       94.89 minutes
Inclination: 38.73°
Apogee:     870 km
Perigee:     156 km
Revolution Number: -
Predicted Location: -