NORAD ID: | 28187 |
LOCAL TIME: | 19:42:01 |
UTC: | 19:42:01 |
LATITUDE: | 0.05 |
LONGITUDE: | 17.72 |
ALTITUDE [km]: | 35700.10 |
ALTITUDE [mi]: | 22183.01 |
SPEED [km/s]: | 3.08 |
SPEED [mi/s]: | 1.91 |
AZIMUTH: | 158.0 SSE |
ELEVATION: | +28.6 |
RIGHT ASCENSION: | 06h 28m 23s |
DECLINATION: | -08° 20' 30'' |
Local Sidereal Time: | 05h 11m 43s |
The satellite is in day light | |
SATELLITE PERIOD: | 1431m |
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This document was published by a friend in a famous Arabian forum, it talks about Eutelsat 139 WA space debris mitigation plan, the document was originally published on the 14th of October 2019, and mentioned that Eutelsat 139 WA was launched on the 15th of March 2004, that's the exact date of Eutelsat 7A launch date, so, most likely, Eutelsat 7A is heading to 139 West and eventually will be renamed to Eutelsat 139 WA,
Interestingly, the document mentioned that the operational life of the satellite is not expected to end before mid 2025 !!!!
Lower | Upper |
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10950 | 11200 |
11199 | 11201 |
11450 | 11700 |
11699 | 11701 |
12499 | 12501 |
12500 | 12750 |
13750 | 14000 |
14000 | 14500 |
Now @ 138 westhvdh said:
Here on page 63 was the STA a few days ago that mentioned 137°W:
https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-361444A1.pdf
But unfortunately, mistakes like this at FCC at not very rare.