Satellite description

YZ-1 R/B, 43625 is space debris originally from a launch on Wed, 19 Sep 2018 UTC launched from the Xichang Space Center, China (XSC). Debris objects in space refer to the collection of defunct objects orbiting the Earth. Examples of debris include non-operational satellites, rocket bodies, and fragments generated from explosions, collisions, or faulty payload assembly.

Satellite metadata
Identifier
43625, 2018-072D
Orbit
Active
Last TLE update
3 days ago
Origin
Flag of CNCASC (CN / PRC)
Manufacturer
CALT
Mission
Spacecraft
Bus & Motor
YZ-1, Unknown motor
Mass
~5,815 kg wet, ~5,815 kg dry
Launch date (UTC)
2018-09-19 (7 years ago)
Launch vehicle
Unknown
Launch site
Xichang Space Center, China (XSC)
Object type
Payload
Rocket body
Debris
Shape & HBR
Double Cone, 4 m
Radar Cross Section
5.890 m², Large (>1 m²)
Visualization TLE readout
Latitude
-49.33111°
Longitude
-152.01576°
Altitude
22,621.946 km
Speed
3.697 km/s
Apparent Right ascension
01h 45m 59s
Apparent Declination
-48° 12' 46"
Sunlit
Object is in daylight
Orbital elements
Apogee altitude
22,736.211 km
Perigee altitude
22,139.324 km
Semi-major axis
28,815.904 km
Eccentricity
0.0103569
Inclination
56.0638°
RAAN
84.116°
Arg. of periapsis
58.3971°
True anomaly
301.55559°
Mean anomaly
302.5628°
Eccentric anomaly
302.05989°
Mean motion
0.44371 °/min
BSTAR
Unknown
Orbital period
811.35 mins
43625, YZ-1 R/B
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