One of these objects being tracked by Space-Track, from a launch on March 9, might be FalconSat 3. Only time will tell and Space-Track figures out who is who. Can't wait for the 26 payload Dnepr launch on 27 March to see how long it takes to sort things out.
Anyone know what mode FalconSat will come up in, when it does? I figured they be testing all it's capabilities this week. Keep an ear tuned to 435.100. Especially when FalconSat 3 is in mutual view of Florida and the Air Force Academy, 14 miles north of Colorado Springs Colorado.
Happy Satellite Tracking and SWLing...
Keith N4ZQ
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