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This seems to me like stuff coming off a sat in supersync transfer orbit - I thought perhaps SES-12 but the orbits don't match up.
So if anyone has a high orbit satellite that's been losing insulation lately, let me know.
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Maybe the booster for Intelsat 31? Orbit details match up at a quick glance, plus it suffered a second stage anomaly on the way up. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯http://spaceflight101.com/proton-second-stage-anomaly-intelsat-31/ …
Hmm, 2nd stage problem wouldn't affect the 4th stage though. But it's a possibility, thanks.
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