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Post Info TOPIC: UARS satellite re-entry
Anonymous

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It seems to bounce on top of higher atmospheric layers.



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Marc Baye

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Yes! that's... 5km up/down, isn't it? it make sense, but it will fall at any moment. One rev late for me (near Barcelona).



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Barry

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Down under in Aus we are handing out the hard hats :-)



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The orbit was or is now quite circular (Eccentricity was 0.0003809 a few hours ago).

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Marc Baye

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Until somebody sees it falling down, it's suposed to be there! It seems it passed its last perigee, so, it seems to go around again. So, we must wait another 45 min. aprox.



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UARS Satellite Groundtrack: Canada

@Anonymous

The orbit is so low.... (it was actually predicted to have already come down off the west Coast - but there is a chance it might make it to Australia/Antarctica)



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How can one be sure it is the last orbit ?



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UARS Satellite Groundtrack: This is the final orbit track (if its still up there)



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UARS Satellite Groundtrack: New Zealand



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UARS Satellite Groundtrack: New Zealand

(Daytime fireball?)



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