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North Korea's new satellite is in 95 min. 29 second polar orbit at 499.7km perigee alt & 584.18km apogee alt at inclination of 97.4° -- nm
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Beryllium
I wonder how quickly that orbit would decay (if at all) without internal boosters -- nm
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Beryllium (aka grayman)
Dec 11 '12, 23:20
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My guess: It will decay into the atmosphere on Dec 21st, 2012, and spread Pu238 over a large landmass -- nm
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Dec 11, 23:34
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