Re: Decay Forecast Cosmos 1076

From: Bjoern Gimle (b_gimle@algonet.se)
Date: Thu Aug 09 2001 - 13:24:45 PDT

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Amateur use of Alan's SatAna and SatEvo, adusting it to Harro's 13:12
position gave the following approximate elset:
Cosmos 1076
1 11266U 79011A   01222.41943397  .27949013  85929+0  35106-3 0 98547
2 11266  82.4672  14.9454 0005342 259.1897 100.7502 16.49706090232609
(SatEvo gave 12:15 UTC as decay time, unadjusted)
>
> 1979-011A (#11266) Cosmos 1076
> ...
> 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.
>


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