Decay Forecast Cosmos 1076

From: Harro Zimmer (Harro.Zimmer@t-online.de)
Date: Thu Aug 09 2001 - 11:54:23 PDT

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Reoort time 18:00 UTC

1979-011A (#11266) Cosmos 1076

SPACECOM'S  1 DAY BEFRORE DECAY message - prepared August 09,15:18 UTC - shows 
the decay on          10 August, 14:42 UTC + 15 hours (60.0°N, 209.3°E)
on an ascending pass very near Anchorage (Alaska).
MPM + REENTRY delivers with the ELSET'S 01221.011...-01221.563... the decay
on                    10 August, 14:22 UTC +/- 45 minutes (21.80°S, 198.10°E)
on a northbound pass over the Pacific.
On a rev earlier the satellite will cross the American continent from S to N 
beginning around 13:12 UTC (55.8°N, 131.1°W).

Cosmos 1076 aka "Okean-E" is a big piece (1950 kg) and looks like a cylinder 
with two solar panels.

Harro

Harro.Zimmer@t-online.de
Berlin, Germany 

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