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Spacecraft information: OPAL
Launch Details
| Launched | 26 January 2000 |
| Flight ended | – |
| Status | Non-operational |
| Launch site | Air Force Western Test Range, California, USA |
| Owner | United States |
| NORAD ID | 26063 |
| COSPAR ID | 2000-004C |
| Alternative names |
OO-38 |
| Observing |
Current orbital elements
| Inclination | 100.189° |
| Eccentricity | 0.00352 |
| RA ascending node | 23.612 hr |
| Argument perigee | 300.399° |
| Mean anomaly | 59.371° |
| Orbital period | 100.144 min |
| Epoch of osculation | 15 Mar 2026, 14:09 |
Derived Quantities
| Min Altitude | 747.3 km |
| Mean Altitude | 772.5 km |
| Peak Altitude | 797.7 km |
Launched alongside
JAWSAT OCS FALCONSAT ASUSAT MINOTAUR R/B MINOTAUR DEB PICOSAT 1 & 2 PICOSAT 3 PICOSAT 4 PICOSAT 5 PICOSAT 6 PICOSAT DEBOrbital History
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