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In article <1993Jan5.153035.29862@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu| wdwells@nyx.cs.du.edu (David "Fuzzy" Wells) writes:
|||I'm looking for a '2-line orbital elements list' of junk, i.e. deceased
|||satellites, rocket-bodies and other debris that is still in orbit.
|||I have one very old list, but where could I get a list that is up to
|||date? (I don't know from where I got the list I have)
|||
||Two-line orbital elements for **every unclassified object in orbit**
||are available on the Reports and Information Dissemination Remote
||Bulletin Board System by modem. Phone (301) 306-0010.
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|Sorry Bruce, thanks for playing.  Seeing how _I_ work with the entire
|satcat on a daily basis, I must inform you that the Unclass elsets that are
|found at this BBS cannot be the entire list.  That's right, you are not
|allowed to know about ALL the Unclass birds (or pieces thereof).  For 

|BTW: I cannot give out Unclass elset files except to government agencies via
|a written request.  Even this is subject to approval.  Sorry.  I highly
|recommend using NASA's satcat (found at your favorite astro BBS or ftp site).

Well, until you can give them out, his best bet is Kelso's list of 180+
two-lines, Molczan's list of 700+ and the RAID BBS with far more.
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Bruce Watson (wats@scicom) Bulletin 629-49 Item 6700 Extract 75,131