The latest elset for this decaying Soyuz-U rocket... Soyuz TM-27 r 168 x 157 km 1 25147U 98004B 98031.21285882 .10304737 12457-4 62377-3 0 129 2 25147 51.6016 18.4350 0008090 80.2928 279.9072 16.41322259 255 ... shows it 13.5 seconds early against the "9007" evolution I posted yesterday. I now predict re-entry for today, January 31, near, or soon after, a southbound equator crossing at 13:07 UTC at 131 deg W (over the eastern Pacific). This is halfway around the final orbit in the following SatEvo evolution: Soyuz TM-27 r 152 x 144 km 1 25147U 98004B 98031.39521336 .20641762 35468+0 41845-3 0 90126 2 25147 51.6001 17.3979 0005464 81.0684 278.9935 16.46745752 286 Soyuz TM-27 r 143 x 137 km 1 25147U 98004B 98031.45584130 .30395558 87199+0 35824-3 0 90122 2 25147 51.5993 17.0509 0004245 81.3279 278.7202 16.49751851 296 Soyuz TM-27 r 128 x 125 km 1 25147U 98004B 98031.51632524 .69466762 60517+1 35817-3 0 90126 2 25147 51.5979 16.7029 0002489 81.5882 278.4400 16.55046832 305 Alan -- Alan Pickup | COSPAR site 2707: 55d53m48.7s N 3d11m51.2s W 156m asl Edinburgh | Home: alan@wingar.demon.co.uk +44 (0)131 477 9144 Scotland | SatEvo satellite page: http://www.wingar.demon.co.uk/satevo/