I failed to see USA 86 with the following elsets, searching 3 minutes before the first one to 3 minutes after the Molczan one. >USA 86 A >1 22251U 92083A 97103.06274143 .00000424 00000-0 29496-4 0 12 >2 22251 97.7702 197.5086 0424030 32.5807 330.0811 14.54733086 27356 >USA 86 Molczan >1 22251U 92083 A 97103.06718094 .00000333 00000-0 22849-4 0 11 >2 22251 97.7786 197.7505 0421522 33.9341 328.8071 14.54668467 27763 After searching for USA 116 for only 22 minutes, I saw an object on the expected track at 21:53:57 UTC on Apr.12, just left of Lyra. At 21:54:35 it was at RA 21.20 h, dec.+48.3 deg. Interpolating between my F and G orbits to fit the time, the predicted track was just 0.6 degrees below the observed point, and the distance travelled in the 38 seconds is correct to within 10 %. No object predicted brighter than +8 (this was about 6) from cs930327 matches the track well enough. USA 116 0412 1 23728U 95066 A 97103.03741000 .00010255 00000-0 10529-3 0 11 2 23728 97.8720 214.2322 0540270 11.1163 350.1133 14.74043466 28155 ------------------------------------------------------------ -- b_gimle@algonet.se +46-8-7428086 (home) -- -- 59.22371 N, 18.22857 E AND member of : -- -- http://www.algonet.se/~b_gimle seesat-l / seesat-d -- -- bjorn@tt-tech.se +46-8-59095783 (office)-- ------------------------------------------------------------