For our European observers, Here's an update on Superbird A's predicted peak flash window. Let me reiterate that until someone observes the peak (flashes of at least magnitude 4), the times below are only estimates based on almost 3 months of forward extrapolation. Accuracy is probably within 20 minutes of being correct, and hopefully better. Times below are for Wednesday morning, Feb. 10th (UT): 3:19 Portugal 3:20 Spain 3:21 Ireland & Spain 3:22 Ireland & Spain 3:23 SW England, W. France, E. Spain 3:24 Scotland, England, W. France 3:25 E. England, central France (Paris) 3:26 Belgium, E. France 3:27 Netherlands, Luxembourg, E. France, W. Switzerland, NW Italy 3:28 S. Norway, Denmark, Germany, E. Switzerland, N. Italy 3:29 S. Norway, Denmark, Germany, W. Austria, Italy (Venice, Rome) 3:30 N. Norway, Sweden, E. Germany, Czech., Austria, S. Italy, Sicily 3:31 Sweden, W. Poland, Czech., E. Austria 3:32 N. Sweden, Poland, Czech., Hungary 3:33 Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, E. Poland, E. Czech, Hungary Flashes are also visible from Russia; if anyone wants times for a specific location there, please let me know. If the flash times are reasonably accurate, peak flashes will be occurring about 3 degrees north of delta-Librae. Times shift later on each subsequent night by anywhere from 60 seconds to 90 seconds depending on your location. Recent TLE from MOLCZAN.TLE: Superbird A 2.4 2.6 2.2 6.2 d 1 20040U 89041A 99032.70682444 +.00000073 +00000-0 +10000-3 0 00788 2 20040 006.2556 055.9178 0004099 162.0750 198.0490 00.99747852034740 Clear skies! --Rob