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METEOR 2-17 DEB, 44697

Orbit data source: Space-Track

METEOR 2-17 DEB, 44697 is space debris in LEO originally from a launch on Sat, 30 Jan 1988 UTC launched from the Plesetsk Missile And Space Complex (PKMTR). 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.

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Identifier
44697, 1988-005BA
Orbit
LEO
Last TLE update2 weeks ago
Origin
Flag of CISKVR (CIS)
ManufacturerUnknown
MissionSpacecraft
Bus & MotorUnknown
MassUnknown
Launch date (UTC)
1988-01-30 (37 years ago)
Launch vehicleUnknown
Launch site
Plesetsk Missile And Space Complex (PKMTR)
Object type
Payload
Rocket body
Debris
Shape & HBRUnknown
Radar Cross SectionSmall (<0.1 m²)

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TLE from 2 weeks ago
0 METEOR 2-17 DEB
1 44697U 88005BA  25071.16211730  .00006509  00000-0  38478-2 0  9999
2 44697  82.5218 226.3774 0004921  79.4848 280.6879 14.07596429522494
Epoch: 2025-03-12T03:53Z
Definitive object data (Epoch: 2025-03-12T03:53:26.934Z)
Latitude-0.00008°
Longitude-2.03951°
Altitude869.883 km
Speed7.418 km/s
True Right ascension15h 05m 30s
True Declination0° 00' 00"
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Object was in full shadow at TLE epoch
Visualization TLE readout
Latitude5.35996°
Longitude-10.93994°
Altitude866.761 km
Speed7.421 km/s
Apparent Right ascension13h 08m 08s
Apparent Declination-17° 13' 30"
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Object is in full shadow
Visualization observer readout
Local Sidereal Time23:04:20
Azimuth301.287° NW
Elevation-54.915°
Doppler factor1
Orbital elements
Apogee altitude868.293 km
Perigee altitude861.165 km
Semi-major axis7,242.866 km
Eccentricity0.0004921
Inclination82.5218°
RAAN226.3774°
Arg. of periapsis79.4848°
True anomaly280.63248°
Mean anomaly280.6879°
Eccentric anomaly280.66019°
Mean motion3.52109 °/min
BSTAR0.0038478
Orbital period102.24 mins
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Other satellites on launch #5 in the year 1988 (1988-01-30 UTC)
METEOR 2-17, 18820
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 35366
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 35367
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 35368
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 35369
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 35370
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 35371
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 35372
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 35373
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 38281
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 38282
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 38283
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 38284
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 38285
METEOR 2-17 DEB, 38286
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METEOR 2-17 DEB Visibility forecast

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10 mins2025-03-23 20:13:55.085Z6.83° NNE2025-03-23 20:18:55.085Z73.418° E34.369°2025-03-23 20:23:55.085Z146.525° SSE
7 mins2025-03-23 21:58:55.085Z312.926° NW2025-03-23 22:01:55.085Z272.533° WNW21.646°2025-03-23 22:05:55.085Z225.21° WSW
9 mins2025-03-24 09:25:55.085Z174.813° S2025-03-24 09:29:55.085Z92.682° ESE43.413°2025-03-24 09:34:55.085Z12.876° NNE
4 mins2025-03-24 11:11:55.085Z272.959° WNW2025-03-24 11:13:55.085Z296.452° NW14.323°2025-03-24 11:15:55.085Z318.861° NNW

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