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H-2B Rocket Body Re-entry
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Predicted Time: 2009-09-14 @ 07:00 ± 15 hours.

TLE Data
H2B RB
1 35818U 09048B   09256.21439627  .04411134  12347-4  37165-3 0   144
2 35818 051.5926 215.4811 0057398 330.1743 029.6334 16.31391455   397


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Period:      88.92 
Inclination:                  51.6°
Revolution Number:    56
Apogee:      282 
Perigee:     160
Predicted Location:     34.5° S, 325° E

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Update:
Predicted Time: 2009-09-14 @ 03:40 ± 24 hours.
Inclination:                  51.6°
Revolution Number:    53
Predicted Location:     36.9° N, 306.4° E

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A Japanese H-2B Rocket Body that was launched on the 10th September, 2009, from the Tanegashima Space Centre, Japan, for the H-II Transfer Vehicle mission, is predicted to re-enter the Earths atmosphere on the 14th September, 2009 @  11:42 GMT  ±48 Hours

TLE Data
H2B RB
1 35818U 09048B   09254.80087973  .02167617  11976-4  39091-3 0    82
2 35818 051.5991 223.3173 0087018 328.6880 030.9482 16.21418425   164

Period:                       88.91
Inclination:                 51.6°
Apogee:                     282
Perigee:                     160
Size:                          
Revolution Number:    58
Predicted Location:     42.8° S, 353.1° E

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TLE Data
HTV
1 35817U 09048A   09254.01302729 -.00003662  11576-4  00000+0 0    47
2 35817 051.6612 227.6211 0087559 315.3851 121.1900 16.11277972    38

Period:          89.37   
Inclination:    51.66°
Apogee:        301
Perigee:        185

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Japan's H-IIB rocket launch a rousing success; new cargo vehicle headed for ISS
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) successfully launched the first of its H-IIB rockets in the early hours of Friday morning, carrying a cargo vehicle bound for the International Space Station (ISS).

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Japan has successfully launched its new space freighter from the Tanegashima base in the south of the country.
The 16.5-tonne unmanned H-II Transfer Vehicle (HTV) is on a mission to re-supply the space station.
Its role is vitally important to the station project, which is set to lose the servicing capability of the US shuttle fleet next year.
The freighter left Earth atop an H-IIB rocket at 02:01 local time on Friday (17:01 GMT, Thursday)

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Japanese Craft Heads to Space Station
While the astronauts on the shuttle Discovery prepared for a landing in Florida on Wednesday, the Japanese space agency launched a powerful new rocket carrying an unmanned cargo ship on a $680 million maiden voyage to the International Space Station.

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Japanese HTV/H-IIB Launch


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HTV Preflight Briefing
HTV H-IIB liftoff JAXA



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HTV-1 in coast phase

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