This is not at all likely.I hope they put some CONUS HD locals on there so I can “move.”
November 15th is still 45 days away from today!Nov 15 must be close to the 30 days. And not much fuel used.
I don't know how to read TLE data, but if you go by the data on n2yo.com, it should reach 77W by October 20. I realize that this probably isn't 100% up-to-date.
Where can you go for a primer on TLE?
Brad
I hope they put some CONUS HD locals on there
The lower the altitude, the faster the drift eastward.E-8, W-101.56 degrees, altitude 22,153 miles. If I recall correctly, altitude was 22,168 about 10 days ago. Faster drift?
The lower the altitude, the faster the drift eastward.
ECHOSTAR 8
1 27501U 02039A 08277.50529936 -.00000143 00000-0 00000+0 0 2735
2 27501 000.0392 274.0909 0003583 241.6179 296.5804 01.00513861 22442
Orbitron indicates crossing 77W on November 1st. I'm not sure what's up with n2yo.
This is NOT indicated by the latest TLE which puts it crossing 77W on 31 October at about 5:12am GMT.100W today and moving almost exactly 1 degree/day which puts it at 77W on Oct 25 if they do not change the altitude again.
This is NOT indicated by the latest TLE which puts it crossing 77W on 31 October at about 5:12am GMT.
ECHOSTAR 8
1 27501U 02039A 08278.47226226 -.00000150 00000-0 00000+0 0 2747
2 27501 000.0399 273.2416 0003569 246.9903 282.0150 01.00526522 22453
The model that I'm using is SGP4. Are you using the authentic DoD model?Depends on which model you are using.