In the quicksat output of friday evening july 16, some predictions are exactly alike: 23.38.16 (local time,= 2H ahead of UT), 218 (Azi), 47 (Al), all first line. The satellites are: 23579 Spektr, 23848 Priroda, 25632 99007 A, 25664 99015 A. The two Kvant satellites, coming about 1.40 minutes later, also have common predictions. I am not an experienced satellite observer (just started), so I don't know what this means. Are these all parts of the same sattelite (MIR)? I didn't see any one of them. Are they not bright enough? I thought I saw spektr, but it became so bright, I think it must have been MIR itself. The prediction for MIR was a couple of minutes later, but the azimuth almost the same. When I was looking for Spektr and the other satellites I didn't look at my watch and a couple of minutes pass quickly. My coordinates: 52.298North, 5.25East, Alt 2m Can someone shine some light on this? If possible can someone give me a list (or point to a website with this information) of all parts of the same sattellite if such is the case? Thanks in advance, Jan.