COSMOS 2176 RE-ENTRY DATA
Data From Organisation
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Actual Predicted Time
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Least of Predicted time
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Maximum of Predicted time
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Indian Standard Timings
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AEROSPACE
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22.55 UTC on 17th
Jan
(+/- 4 Hours)
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18.55 UTC on 17th
Jan
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02.55 UTC on 18th
Jan
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Actual:04:25 a.m. on
18th Jan Least
:00:25 a.m. on 18 Jan Maximum :08:25 a.m. on 18th Jan
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Joseph Remis
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8.21 a.m. UTC on 17th Jan
(+/- 3 Hours)
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5.21 a.m. UTC on 17th
Jan
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11.21 a.m. UTC on 17th
Jan
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Actual :1:51 p.m. Least
: 10:51 a.m.
Maximum:04:51
p.m.
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Space-Track
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4.04 UTC on 16th Jan
(+/- 48 Hours)
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4.04 UTC on 14th Jan
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4.04 UTC on 18th
Jan
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Actual : 09.34 a.m. on 16th
Least : 09.34 a.m. on
14th
Maximum : 09.34 a.m. on 18th
Jan
|
After Phobos Grunt you might wonder what is in store for us ? or What is Next?
Here is another 2000kg Satellite on its way to earth in next two days.
Cosmos 2176 (also known as 21847) is a Russian (missile early warning) satellite launched from the Plesetsk cosmodrome aboard a Molniya rocket. It was part of the Oko constellation of satellites and covered the plane 6 - 119 degree longitude of ascending node
Here are some fact in breif
Type: Kosmos Satellite
Int'l Designation: 1992 003A
Launched: 24 JAN 1992 @ 01:18 UTC
Mission: Cosmos 2176
Launch Vehicle: Molniya-M
Launch Site: Plesetsk Cosmodrome LC43/3, Russia
Mass: 1900.0 kg
Here is the Latest map issued (17 Jan) by Center for Orbital and Re-Entry Studies (Click on Image to see larger view)
Legend (what lines in the map indicate):
Yellow Icon - location of object at predicted reentry time
Orange Line - area of visibility at the predicted reentry time for a ground observer
Blue Line - ground track uncertainty prior to predicted reentry time (ticks at 5-minute intervals)
Yellow Line - ground track uncertainty after predicted reentry time (ticks at 5-minute intervals)
White Line - day/night divider at predicted reentry time (Sun location shown by White Icon)
Note: Possible reentry locations lie anywhere along the blue and yellow ground track.
When will it Reenter Earth ?
As
per AEROSPACE -
Center for Orbital & Re-entry Studies ( as per 17 JAN 2012 07:43 UTC update) says : the Cosmos 2176 is
actually predicted to re-enter at 04:25 a.m. on 18th Jan (22.55 UTC on 17th
Jan ). However due to atmospheric
and other effects it may re-enter Earth between 00:25 a.m. IST on 18th Jan (18.55
UTC on 17th Jan)
to 08:25 a.m. IST
on 18th Jan (02.55 UTC on 18th Jan).
Joseph Remis (as per 16 Jan 21.53 update) says : the Cosmos 2176 is actually predicted to re-enter at 1:51 p.m (8.21 UTC).
However due to atmospheric and other effects it may re-enter Earth
between 10.51 a.m. IST (5.21 UTC) to 04:51 p.m. IST (11.21 UTC).
As
per space-track.org ( as per 15th
Jan 10.55 UTC update) says : the Cosmos 2176 is actually predicted to re-enter at 09.34
a.m. on 16th (4.04 UTC on 16 Jan ).
However due to atmospheric and
other effects it may re-enter Earth between 09.34
a.m. IST on 14th Jan IST (4.04 UTC
on 14th Jan ) to 09.34 a.m.
IST (4.04 UTC on 18th Jan ) on 18th Jan. www.skylab2012.tk
Where will it fall or what will happen to it ?
Not much is known about this aspect. Our efforts to trace a source in this regard for Last two days failed.
How/Can you track this Satellite live ?
Here is the Live Tracking Link Click Here
with Data
or
Here is the Live Tracking Link click here
or
This alternative link click here can make good video if you record.