Live: H-IIA F22 - IGS Radar-4 & IGS Optical-5 Demo - January 27, 2013 (0440UTC)

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Someone spotted a convoy shipping what appears to be two satellites over the hill roads of Tanegashima island on the night of October 15 - could this be the two satellites?

Is there any reasonable chance of this being launched before the new year?

Sources:

http://twitpic.com/b3pb6z
http://twitpic.com/b470av
http://twitpic.com/b470kz

[Fuji]

I checked Mr. koumei Shibata's Twitter.
These photos are HTV parts transportation not the IGS.

[Galactic Penguin SST]

I checked Mr. koumei Shibata's Twitter.
These photos are HTV parts transportation not the IGS.

Thanks, looks like it's stork breeding time then! 

[Fuji]

JAXA and MHI announced launch date is Jan. 27, 2013 04:00-06:00 UTC.

[input~2]

Thanks; Jaxa press release in Japanese
http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2012/11/20121127_h2af22_j.html

[Fuji]

H-IIA rocket is arrived at Tanegashima in Dec 10th.

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Does anybody know what configuration will the H-IIA be? 202 or 204?

[Skyrocket]

Does anybody know what configuration will the H-IIA be? 202 or 204?

According to my information, it will be a 2024

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Does anybody know what configuration will the H-IIA be? 202 or 204?

According to my information, it will be a 2024

I thought the Japanese has stopped the use of the SSBs when MHI took over the operation of the H-IIA? (see the Japanese reference at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-IIA)

[Skyrocket]

Does anybody know what configuration will the H-IIA be? 202 or 204?

According to my information, it will be a 2024

I thought the Japanese has stopped the use of the SSBs when MHI took over the operation of the H-IIA? (see the Japanese reference at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-IIA)

You are right, i completely forgot about that.

As the dual launches of IGS satellites were all too heavy for the 202 version, i guess, that a 204 is the most likely version.

[sdsds]

Is this one satellite bus with two payloads, or two distinct satellites?

[Fuji]

Is this one satellite bus with two payloads, or two distinct satellites?

Two distinct satellites.

As the dual launches of IGS satellites were all too heavy for the 202 version, i guess, that a 204 is the most likely version.

I guess, that a 204 is doubtful.
IGS 1A/1B, IGS-2A/2B and IGS 4A/4B (IGS Optical-3 demo) were dual launched. These are 2024 configuration, but now SRB-A is upgraded to SRB-A3, so launch capability is increased more.

[input~2]

NOTAM

J0417/13 -  REF AIP SUP 155/12 ITEM 1,2,3  ROCKET H2A-F22 WILL BE LAUNCHED LAUNCHING DATE/TIME : BTN 0400 AND 0600(UTC)                       ON 27 JAN 2013. SFC - UNL, 22 JAN 03:25 2013 UNTIL 27 JAN 06:30 2013 ESTIMATED. CREATED: 22 JAN 03:25 2013

[sdsds]

Is this one satellite bus with two payloads, or two distinct satellites?

Two distinct satellites.

Thank you for this answer! The webcam image from 01/22 16:50 (JST) looks a bit foggy. Is there any talk of weather being a constraint to this launch?

http://space.jaxa.jp/tnsc/webcam/index_e.shtml

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Is this one satellite bus with two payloads, or two distinct satellites?

Two distinct satellites.

Thank you for this answer! The webcam image from 01/22 16:50 (JST) looks a bit foggy. Is there any talk of weather being a constraint to this launch?

http://space.jaxa.jp/tnsc/webcam/index_e.shtml

Hard to say for sure - this page reports overcast skies on that day with some chance of raining.

BTW those volunteers are doing a live coverage of the launch again!  http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nvs-live

[input~2]

more NOTAM

A0288/13 -  QXXXX THE JAPANESE SPACE EXPLORATION AGENCY (JAXA) HAS PLANNED A  ROCKET LAUNCH. DEBRIS FROM THIS LAUNCH WILL FALL WITHIN AN AREA  BOUNDED BY 1305N/13041E 1257N/13240E  0923N/13226E  0930N/13027E   BACK TO THE POINT OF ORIGIN.  IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY ALL  NON-PARTICIPATING AIR TRAFFIC ARE ADVISED TO AVOID THE NOTAMED AREA.  IFR AIRCRAFT UNDER ATC JURISDICTION SHOULD ANTICIPATE CLEARANCE  AROUND THE NOTAMED AREA. SFC - UNL, 27 JAN 04:00 2013 UNTIL 27 JAN 06:00 2013. CREATED: 22 JAN 16:13 2013

[Fuji]

 Is there any talk of weather being a constraint to this launch?

Hard to say for sure - this page reports overcast skies on that day with some chance of raining.

Tanegashima Space Center's weekly weather focast is here (Daily Updated).
http://space.jaxa.jp/tnsc/tn-weather/data/weekly.gif

[blister]

BTW those volunteers are doing a live coverage of the launch again!  http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nvs-live
[/quote]
[broadcast info] 2013/1/26 23:00(JST)H-IIA Rocket F22 Move to LP1. 2013/1/27 12:30(JST)H-IIA Rocket F22 Launch blog.nvs-live.com/?eid=81 #nvslive

[input~2]

2013/1/27 12:30(JST)H-IIA Rocket F22 Launch

That would be 0330UTC start of broadcast for the launch not launch time

[Fuji]

As the dual launches of IGS satellites were all too heavy for the 202 version, i guess, that a 204 is the most likely version.

I guess, that a 204 is doubtful.
IGS 1A/1B, IGS-2A/2B and IGS 4A/4B (IGS Optical-3 demo) were dual launched. These are 2024 configuration, but now SRB-A is upgraded to SRB-A3, so launch capability is increased more.

Confirmed by the Mr. koumei Shibata's Twitter information.

H-IIA F22 is 202 configuration with 4/4D-LC fairing.
1st deploy the IGS radar-4 and 2nd deploy the IGS Optical-5 demo satellite.

[blister]

2013/1/27 12:30(JST)H-IIA Rocket F22 Launch

That would be 0330UTC start of broadcast for the launch not launch time

That is right.
According to Mr. Komei shibata'S tweet.
Lanch window is 1/27 4:40 to 4:53UTC.
Just time is  after a press conference.

[blister]

Acocording to Asahi newspaper

http://www.asahi.com/tech_science/update/0125/SEB201301250002.html

Mr.Komei Shibata's said to same thing.

[blister]

[broadcast info] 2013/1/26 23:00(JST)H-IIA Rocket F22 Move to LP1. 2013/1/27 12:30(JST)H-IIA Rocket F22 Launch blog.nvs-live.com/?eid=81 #nvslive

This is NVS twitter.
I tryed into translated from  NVS HP'sinfomation.
That's here.
 

[yoichi]

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nvs-live

[Galactic Penguin SST]

All right we have a launch tomorrow! A Japanese photographer waiting for the rollout just tweeted that the TNSC VAB has just opened its doors.... (http://twitpic.com/byf9hp)

From various newspaper reports and even budget reports (via the omnipotent Wiki, Japanese version), here are some out open reports about the spysats:

- the radar satellite is of the same type launched in Dec. 2011 (IGS-R3), probably with a resolution of less than a meter. The cost of development and production of IGS-R3 was 39.8b yen (+ 10.3b yen launch costs), and apparently the cost IGS-R4 has been reduced by 15.4b yen.

- the optical satellite is a new generation demo satellite with a 2 year designed life. Back in 2009 Yomiuri Shimbun reported that this generation of satellites may reach a maximum of 40 cm resolution, putting it ahead of satellites like Geoeye-1 and perhaps only second to the current Keyholes....

For those who want to see the rollout, see http://www.ustream.tv/channel/5156072.

[blister]

For those who want to see the rollout, see http://www.ustream.tv/channel/5156072.

from NVS Broadcasting

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Roll out photos by Koumei Shibata (twitter.com/koumeiShibata):

(and the full roll out: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/28818097/highlight/320524)

[sdsds]

From the photos is it now clear this vehicle is flying in the "202" configuration? Also is it possible this vehicle includes any of the enhancements planned for the H-IIA upgrade program (long coast, clampband payload attach, onboard nav for range safety)?

http://www.jaxa.jp/pr/brochure/pdf/01/rocket08.pdf

[Prober]

Have a feeling this mission will be full of surprises.

[sdsds]

Beautiful scenery, but .... Isn't there a launch pad towards which the web cam could be pointed? Is this a national security secrecy thing?

[Chris Bergin]

From various newspaper reports and even budget reports (via the omnipotent Wiki, Japanese version), here are some out open reports about the spysats:

- the radar satellite is of the same type launched in Dec. 2011 (IGS-R3), probably with a resolution of less than a meter. The cost of development and production of IGS-R3 was 39.8b yen (+ 10.3b yen launch costs), and apparently the cost IGS-R4 has been reduced by 15.4b yen.

- the optical satellite is a new generation demo satellite with a 2 year designed life. Back in 2009 Yomiuri Shimbun reported that this generation of satellites may reach a maximum of 40 cm resolution, putting it ahead of satellites like Geoeye-1 and perhaps only second to the current Keyholes....

Good stuff GP! Should be able to get an article written for this, even if it'll be a short one.

[blister]

Beautiful scenery, but .... Isn't there a launch pad towards which the web cam could be pointed? Is this a national security secrecy thing?

It seems that the rock is reflected in this web camera in the launch of IGS in many cases.
Seemingly, They want to make secret.

[russianhalo117]

From various newspaper reports and even budget reports (via the omnipotent Wiki, Japanese version), here are some out open reports about the spysats:

- the radar satellite is of the same type launched in Dec. 2011 (IGS-R3), probably with a resolution of less than a meter. The cost of development and production of IGS-R3 was 39.8b yen (+ 10.3b yen launch costs), and apparently the cost IGS-R4 has been reduced by 15.4b yen.

- the optical satellite is a new generation demo satellite with a 2 year designed life. Back in 2009 Yomiuri Shimbun reported that this generation of satellites may reach a maximum of 40 cm resolution, putting it ahead of satellites like Geoeye-1 and perhaps only second to the current Keyholes....

Good stuff GP! Should be able to get an article written for this, even if it'll be a short one.

I received a reminder from ustream reminding for this launch. Webcast scheduled to officially start at 2130 hrs in U.S. CST Local Time. Bars are currently showing on the screen but is now briefly not live.

[catdlr]

From various newspaper reports and even budget reports (via the omnipotent Wiki, Japanese version), here are some out open reports about the spysats:

- the radar satellite is of the same type launched in Dec. 2011 (IGS-R3), probably with a resolution of less than a meter. The cost of development and production of IGS-R3 was 39.8b yen (+ 10.3b yen launch costs), and apparently the cost IGS-R4 has been reduced by 15.4b yen.

- the optical satellite is a new generation demo satellite with a 2 year designed life. Back in 2009 Yomiuri Shimbun reported that this generation of satellites may reach a maximum of 40 cm resolution, putting it ahead of satellites like Geoeye-1 and perhaps only second to the current Keyholes....

Good stuff GP! Should be able to get an article written for this, even if it'll be a short one.

I received a reminder from ustream reminding for this launch. Webcast scheduled to officially start at 2130 hrs in U.S. CST Local Time. Bars are currently showing on the screen but is now briefly not live.

[blister]

Mr.Komei Shibata's photo.
about 1:50UTC's photo.
 

[Prober]

Is that LV taller than the one that launched the HTV, looks it?

[blister]

It is Started of countdownclock on twitter by asahi_tenmon.

[sdsds]

Is that LV taller than the one that launched the HTV, looks it?

H-IIB (which launches HTV) is actually taller, but H-IIA is "finer" (skinnier).

(Source of image is http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:H-II_series.png)

[Galactic Penguin SST]

For those interested, the live coverage has just begun.

Weather is crappy - overcast with cloud banks at less than 3000 feet and drizzles, but should be good enough for launch. Fueling should have finished by now.

[Nick L.]

Is the Ustream the only live feed for this launch?

[russianhalo117]

Is the Ustream the only live feed for this launch?

this is the only webcast that I know of at the moment

[Nick L.]

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Is the Ustream the only live feed for this launch?

Remember that the Japanese don't have such fanfares as NRO/ULA does to their launches.  We are lucky that some volunteers are picking up coverage......

[Prober]

[russianhalo117]

Camera feeds are now reported to be officially live and are now broadcasting in realtime.

[Prober]

Is that LV taller than the one that launched the HTV, looks it?

H-IIB (which launches HTV) is actually taller, but H-IIA is "finer" (skinnier).

(Source of image is http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:H-II_series.png)

thx the shorter solids make the lv look taller.

[Rahkashi]

Has the live stream gone off air for anyone else?

[russianhalo117]

Camera feeds are now reported to be officially live and are now broadcasting in realtime.

and now sorta broken. DDOS is probably not the case but appears to being discussed

[Nick L.]

Has the live stream gone off air for anyone else?

Yes - seems like the guy doing the broadcast had to reboot his computer. (Google translated from their twitter)

[Galactic Penguin SST]

It's back with a 10x time elapse of the roll out last night. 

[Ian]

Could you post the link of the livestream here please? I cannot find it.

[Nick L.]

Could you post the link of the livestream here please? I cannot find it.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/5156072

[Nick L.]

[Nick L.]

[Nick L.]

Looks like we're going to lose it into the clouds pretty soon after launch...

[Prober]

sun sneaking past some clouds.

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Note that to avoid falling rocket stage over the Philippines, all SSO launches out of TNSC must fly a dog-leg trajectory: heading south-east until SRB separation, then yaw something like 90 degrees towards south for the remainder of the flight.

Details by Bob Christy: http://www.zarya.info/blog/?p=624

[Prober]

doesn't look like anyone is fueing it?  can anyone see that?

[Nick L.]

[Nick L.]

doesn't look like anyone is fueing it?  can anyone see that?

I'm not sure, but I think I see a little venting from the interstage.

[russianhalo117]

Mission Link form webcast chat: http://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv123364007

[Chris Bergin]

Do we have a confirmed T-0 target yet?

[Galactic Penguin SST]

I finally got the answer of what the mysterious sprinklers at TNSC are used for: to prevent any grass fires happening after a launch. 

(well it's a much smaller area than at the Cape.....)

[Galactic Penguin SST]

Do we have a confirmed T-0 target yet?

04:40:00 UTC. 13 minute long launch window.

[Galactic Penguin SST]

For reference of the Japanese reconnaissance satellite program: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Gathering_Satellite

[Chris Bergin]

Do we have a confirmed T-0 target yet?

04:40:00 UTC. 13 minute long launch window.

Super.

L-22 mins then!

[Nick L.]

L-10 minutes.

[Chris Bergin]

Lots of kids in attendance from the sound of it.

[Longhorn John]

So is this a dual satellite launch?

[russianhalo117]

So is this a dual satellite launch?

yes

[Chris Bergin]

Such a beautiful launch site.

[Nick L.]

Less than 4 minutes to launch.

[Galactic Penguin SST]

So is this a dual satellite launch?

yes

The performance of the H-IIA (202) to a 800 km SSO is about 4400 kg - higher than the Delta II but lower than the smallest Atlas V / Delta IV / Soyuz-Fregat.

[jcm]

We're expecting 6 objects in the catalog after launch: Radar-4, Demo Satellite, H-IIA second stage, 4/4D-LC lower fairing halves (two), and intersatellite adapter.

T-3 min

[Chris Bergin]

T-120 seconds.

We can hear the countdown in the background.

[Nick L.]

T-60 seconds.

[Nick L.]

Liftoff!

[Nick L.]

[Nick L.]

And it's gone!

[Chris Bergin]

LAUNCH!!

[Nick L.]

[Chris Bergin]

[Chris Bergin]

Into clouds really fast.

Also could really see the pitch come in!

[robertross]

And out of sight behind the clouds 

[Prober]

[Nick L.]

Empty pad...

[Galactic Penguin SST]

As for the launch outcome - it should be known by the top of the hour (single 2nd stage burn expected)

[Nick L.]

L+4 minutes.

[Nick L.]

Showing replays now.

L+7 minutes. Should have had staging and second stage ignition by now.

[Ian]

Here is a video of the launch:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEHDHqhO6Jk&feature=youtu.be

[Nick L.]

L+20 minutes. Any word on an outcome?

Replay from another location:

[blister]

1406JST satelite sepalating is complete.

[Chris Bergin]

Excellent! Thanks Blister.

Article:
http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2013/01/japanese-h-iia-lofts-igs-satellite-duo/

[Chris Bergin]

Here is a video of the launch:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEHDHqhO6Jk&feature=youtu.be

Thanks Ian!

[Nick L.]

1406JST satelite sepalating is complete.

Great! Congrats to everyone involved.

[input~2]

This Japanese blog announces that "launch seems to be a success"
http://blog.livedoor.jp/h2a_f8/

[input~2]

From Mr. Koumei Shibata

[Galactic Penguin SST]

From Mr. Koumei Shibata

And another:

[input~2]

and launch success also announced in the Japanese press
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20130127-00000013-mai-sctch

[yoichi]

THE ASAHI SHIMBUN DIGITAL
http://www.asahi.com/tech_science/update/0127/SEB201301270005.html

[input~2]

Separation of both spacecraft confirmed by Jaxa (in Japanese)
http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2013/01/20130127_h2af22_j.html

[blister]

press coference is completed.
from Asahi digital astoronomy section twitter
https://twitter.com/asahi_tenmon

[blister]

The Asahi news paper's Aerial photography image is here.
http://www.asahi.com/tech_science/update/0127/SEB201301270005.html

[input~2]

The Asahi news paper's Aerial photography image is here.
http://www.asahi.com/tech_science/update/0127/SEB201301270005.html

and also an interesting aerial video

[Galactic Penguin SST]

The Asahi news paper's Aerial photography image is here.
http://www.asahi.com/tech_science/update/0127/SEB201301270005.html

and also an interesting aerial video

[input~2]

At this time USSTRATCOM has catalogued 5 objects
3 with public orbital data

2013-002A/39061 in 508.6 x 514.2km x 97.51°

2013-002B/39062 in 511.9 x 523.1km x 97.50°

2013-002C/39063 in 521.8 x 429.9km x 97.45°

2 more objects have  been catalogued without public tle at this time and could be the payloads (IGS RADAR-4 & IGS Optical 5 Demo)

2013-002D/39064 in 512 x 515km x 97.51°

2013-002E/39065 in 511 x 514km x 97.51°

[input~2]

We seem to have 7 objects in orbit, one more than Jonathan predicted

2013-002G/39067 in 431.6 x 517.0km x 97.45°

[Prober]

We seem to have 7 objects in orbit, one more than Jonathan predicted

2013-002G/39067 in 431.6 x 517.0km x 97.45°

see surprises....

[jcm]

We seem to have 7 objects in orbit, one more than Jonathan predicted

2013-002G/39067 in 431.6 x 517.0km x 97.45°

see surprises....

Could be just an unplanned debris object, not uncommon with H2A launches.

[Fuji]

From the photos is it now clear this vehicle is flying in the "202" configuration? Also is it possible this vehicle includes any of the enhancements planned for the H-IIA upgrade program (long coast, clampband payload attach, onboard nav for range safety)?

http://www.jaxa.jp/pr/brochure/pdf/01/rocket08.pdf

Long coast enhancements will be introduced 2014 (May be Hayabusa-2 mission).
Other upgrade development will be finished 2013. I'm not sure detailed schedule. But no relation on this flight.

[Galactic Penguin SST]

At this time USSTRATCOM has catalogued 5 objects
3 with public orbital data

2013-002A/39061 in 508.6 x 514.2km x 97.51°

2013-002B/39062 in 511.9 x 523.1km x 97.50°

2013-002C/39063 in 521.8 x 429.9km x 97.45°

2 more objects have  been catalogued without public tle at this time and could be the payloads (IGS RADAR-4 & IGS Optical 5 Demo)

2013-002D/39064 in 512 x 515km x 97.51°

2013-002E/39065 in 511 x 514km x 97.51°

Did they got released accidentally? I can't find them on Space Track.....

[jcm]

At this time USSTRATCOM has catalogued 5 objects
3 with public orbital data

2013-002A/39061 in 508.6 x 514.2km x 97.51°

2013-002B/39062 in 511.9 x 523.1km x 97.50°

2013-002C/39063 in 521.8 x 429.9km x 97.45°

2 more objects have  been catalogued without public tle at this time and could be the payloads (IGS RADAR-4 & IGS Optical 5 Demo)

2013-002D/39064 in 512 x 515km x 97.51°

2013-002E/39065 in 511 x 514km x 97.51°

Did they got released accidentally? I can't find them on Space Track.....

Correct, they have now been removed - oops!
TLEs for all 6 objects were available earlier today, but not any more

[input~2]

Object F

2013-002F/39066 in 511.5 x 513.6 km x 97.50°
(epoch: 27/1/2012 2133:23UTC)
 

[Targeteer]

At this time USSTRATCOM has catalogued 5 objects
3 with public orbital data

2013-002A/39061 in 508.6 x 514.2km x 97.51°

2013-002B/39062 in 511.9 x 523.1km x 97.50°

2013-002C/39063 in 521.8 x 429.9km x 97.45°

2 more objects have  been catalogued without public tle at this time and could be the payloads (IGS RADAR-4 & IGS Optical 5 Demo)

2013-002D/39064 in 512 x 515km x 97.51°

2013-002E/39065 in 511 x 514km x 97.51°

Did they got released accidentally? I can't find them on Space Track.....

Correct, they have now been removed - oops!
TLEs for all 6 objects were available earlier today, but not any more

Not surprising that the US doesn't publish TLEs on "friendly" recon sats now after one friend, France, threatened to do the same with US birds because the US reported on theirs.

[Stan Black]

Excellent! Thanks Blister.

Article:
http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2013/01/japanese-h-iia-lofts-igs-satellite-duo/

Chris,
 Current rockets are using SRB-A3, and the specifications are apparently tailored to each flight. Just wondered where you sourced the figures used in your article?

P.S. you also used ‘ISG’…

 Has anyong compiled a list of the different rocket configurations?

[sdsds]

The Japanese language wikipedia has an article on SRB-A which includes a table showing a variety of variants.

http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRB-A

[Star One]

At this time USSTRATCOM has catalogued 5 objects
3 with public orbital data

2013-002A/39061 in 508.6 x 514.2km x 97.51°

2013-002B/39062 in 511.9 x 523.1km x 97.50°

2013-002C/39063 in 521.8 x 429.9km x 97.45°

2 more objects have  been catalogued without public tle at this time and could be the payloads (IGS RADAR-4 & IGS Optical 5 Demo)

2013-002D/39064 in 512 x 515km x 97.51°

2013-002E/39065 in 511 x 514km x 97.51°

Did they got released accidentally? I can't find them on Space Track.....

Correct, they have now been removed - oops!
TLEs for all 6 objects were available earlier today, but not any more

Not surprising that the US doesn't publish TLEs on "friendly" recon sats now after one friend, France, threatened to do the same with US birds because the US reported on theirs.

Thanks for the heads up on that as I was just going to ask if the US classifies friendly nations recon satellites TLEs as well as its own.

[Liryc]

Hi everyone !
I just saw some pics of this launcher.. and i was wondering what where all the ca cables for ?
I guess the big red pipes are for the satellite air conditionning but the others I don't have a clue. Any idea ?

Cheers !

[pargoo]

     Better/bigger launch pic.  I tried to link strait to the Japanese wiki entry but the URL wouldn't work, presumably because of kanji characters :/

[Targeteer]

Ted Molczan's analysis of the various objects from this launch...

http://www.satobs.org/seesat/May-2013/0112.html

A. Suggested IGS 8 Designations

39061 13002A IGS 8 Radar                                 509 X 511 km
1 39061U 13002A   13129.03248494  .00000000  00000-0  00000-0 0    08
2 39061  97.4379 249.6840 0002000 104.6569 255.3429 15.17630370    09

39062 13002B Optical                                     416 X 432 km
1 99143U 13618A   13129.36367123 -.00000178  00000-0 -35992-5 0    06
2 99143  97.1489 250.1926 0001057 319.3248  40.7923 15.46466929    01

39063 13002C Rocket                                      434 X 497 km
1 39066U 13002F   13129.00474055  .00022000  00000-0  68108-3 0    04
2 39066  97.5303 251.9504 0046270 147.5376 212.4622 15.32406235    01

39064 13002D Adaptor                                     493 X 504 km
1 39064U 13002D   13129.04227778  .00026999  00000-0  12004-2 0    08
2 39064  97.5337 250.8293 0007814 309.1050  51.1487 15.21524843    06

39065 13002E Fairing                                     489 X 493 km
1 39065U 13002E   13129.06087646  .00048500  00000-0  20184-2 0    09
2 39065  97.5062 250.8299 0002996 277.7083  82.2916 15.23795593    06

39066 13002F Fairing                                     488 X 491 km
1 39062U 13002B   13129.04038549  .00053000  00000-0  21654-2 0    06
2 39062  97.5062 251.0020 0002252 224.2209 135.7789 15.24418502    05

[eeergo]

IGS Optical-5 Demo has reentered:

https://twitter.com/planet4589/status/1098394995739054080