Reentry Predictions

STARLINK-5369 (ID 54837)

Reentry Prediction
Predicted Reentry Time	26 May 2026 11:44 UTC ± 2 hours Timezone
Orbit Epoch	26 May 2026 02:13:32.904 UTC
Prediction Ground Track Yellow Icon – location of object at midpoint of reentry window Blue Line – ground track uncertainty prior to middle of the reentry window (ticks at 5-minute intervals) Yellow Line – ground track uncertainty after middle of the reentry window (ticks at 5-minute intervals) Pink Icon (if applicable) – vicinity of eyewitness sighting or recovered debris Note: Possible reentry locations lie anywhere along the blue and yellow ground track. Areas not under the line are not exposed to the debris.

Object Description
Reentry Type	Payload
Int'l Designation	2022-177T
NORAD Number	54837
Launched	28 December 2022 @ 09:34 UTC
Launch Site	Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, US
Mission	STARLINK Group 5-1

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