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href="iridium38and82.htm">82</a>   41   43  <strong> 
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<pre>Original &lt;----- Failed -----&gt;       	   &lt;- Failed -&gt;    <em>Note that some of the failed</em> <em>satellites have drifted from the original orbital planes</em>
Orbital  (but still in orbit)       	    (decayed)
Plane                                	          <em>     </em>
Plane 1:  73t  63
Plane 2:  69t  24t  71t  <a href="iridium11and26.htm">26</a>           	 	48d
Plane 3:  <a href="iridium28and95.htm">28</a>   29<font
color="#FF0000">   </font><a href="iridium33collision.htm"><font
color="#FF0000">33</font></a>t  57           		27d           <em>Iridium 33 was fragmented by the collison with Cosmos 2251 on February 10, 2009</em>
Plane 4:   4   <a href="iridium36and97.htm">36</a>t
Plane 5:   2t 914t 911t  <a href="iridium16and86.htm">16</a>t          		85d   <a
href="iridium9and84.htm">9</a>d      <em>Iridium 2 has drifted far from</em> <em>its original launch plane, and continues to drift</em>
Plane 6: 920t 921t  44t  <a href="iridium38and82.htm">38</a>t  <a
href="iridium17and77.htm">17</a>t 42t 39	79d           </pre>

<p>t indicates satellites that have been reported as tumbling out
of control. </p>

<p>In their quarterly report dated 30 June, 2016, Iridium