> Zig-zagging = tumbling space junk? > > MDF Not likely. There is no suitable decay candidate for that date/time/location combination. The last decay warning at the NASA OIG server is for the decay of 1992-088E on June 27, which was a spectaculare one observed from the eastern USA and Canada. No decayers after that date. The next expected decay is in a couple of hours from now, the decay of a piece of Ariane 3 debris (1988-018E).
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