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> Yep, NORAD does keep a listing of "everything" seeing how all data
> pathways lead to NORAD.  And that guy that you call up to find out if
> your object such-and-such is a piece of debris, a classified sat, or
> something unknown that is not in the catalog is probably me or someone
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> in my office.  We do this alot for our observation guys and they HAVE
> found pieces that NORAD did not know about or had reported lost.
                          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> David Fuzzy Wells (Tue, 19 Jan 93 05:16:21 GMT)

 Russia (ex-USSR) ?
 Other known launching nation(s) (China, Japan, France, etc...) ?
 Unknown launching nation(s) ?
 Meteorites ?
 Little natural satellites ?
 High altitude physical phenomena ?
 Very high-flying secret aircraft ?
 Other ?
 Within the computer software analysing these events, is there some
 kind of filter eliminating the objects (if any) which disappear soon
 after being detected, or which don't obey strictly the laws of
 gravitation and/or atmospheric re-entry ?

 J. Pharabod