Hi All, It's almost time for the return of Superbird A. I know we've got a few Seesaters in South Africa -- Willie Koorts and Koos van Zyl for sure. Who will be first to see it? Flashes should currently be visible from Mauritius, the Seychelles, Madagascar, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia. Superbird A will begin to peek above eastern South Africa's horizon by the end of the weekend. By the middle of next week it may be just high enough to acquire the flashes. On Wednesday morning June 17, I predict flashes for Pretoria, South Africa, should be centered on about 01:46 UTC, which I believe is 3:46am local time (not very convenient), located about 4 degrees above Alpha Ceti. As far as I know, I was the last person to observe this satellite on May 6th, and the above prediction is based on a rotation axis and precession rate that I last fine-tuned on April 29. In other words, the peak time is going to be off, but I wouldn't be surprised if I've got it correct to within 15 minutes. Good luck to those that try! --Rob