ATLAS CENTAUR 2 DEB, 696 (Decayed)
Orbit data source: Public
ATLAS CENTAUR 2 DEB, 696 was space debris originally from a launch on Wed, 27 Nov 1963 UTC launched from the Air Force Eastern Test Range (AFETR). 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.
Next visibility unknown
No 3D visualization available: No data
ATLAS CENTAUR 2 DEB details
| NORAD ID | 696 |
| COSPAR ID | |
| Orbit | Decayed |
| Last TLE update | Unknown |
| Origin | |
| Manufacturer | GD/Convair |
| Bus | Atlas PLF |
| Motor | Unknown |
| Mass | ~300 kg wet, ~300 kg dry |
| Launch date (UTC) | |
| Launch vehicle | Unknown |
| Launch site | |
| Object type | Payload Rocket body Debris |
| Radar Cross Section | Large (>1 m²) |
NASA LeRC (US)Predictive object data (real-time)
| Latitude | Unknown |
| Longitude | Unknown |
| Altitude | Unknown |
| Speed | Unknown |
| Apparent Right ascension | Unknown |
| Apparent Declination | Unknown |
| Sunlit | Unknown |
Predictive observer data (real-time)
| Local Sidereal Time | 19:22:11 |
| Azimuth | Unknown |
| Elevation | Unknown |
| Doppler factor | Unknown |
Orbital elements
| Apogee | Unknown |
| Perigee | Unknown |
| Semi-major axis | Unknown |
| Eccentricity | Unknown |
| Inclination | Unknown |
| RAAN | Unknown |
| Arg. of periapsis | Unknown |
| True anomaly | Unknown |
| Mean anomaly | Unknown |
| Eccentric anomaly | Unknown |
| Mean motion | Unknown |
| BSTAR | Unknown |
| Period | Unknown |
Definitive object data
| Latitude | Unknown |
| Longitude | Unknown |
| Altitude | Unknown |
| Speed | Unknown |
| True Right ascension | Unknown |
| True Declination | Unknown |
| Sunlit | Object was in daylight at TLE epoch |
No data available
Other satellites on launch #47 in the year 1963 (1963-11-27 UTC)
ATLAS CENTAUR 2 DEB Visibility forecast
Observer location: 39.9160978°, -105.1181434
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