I failed to see TRMM (25063, 97-74A) on a so-so predicted pass (+3.0 with Quicksat intrinsic mag. of +2.8; less than 160 km above Earth's shadow at culmination). HST (20580, 90-37B) crossed with ERBS (15354, 84-108B), which I could just barely see, at about 1:53:24-25 UTC 25 March; then HST brightened to -1.5 at about 1:54:04, which was pretty low in the ESE. Soon after I saw ETS-7 (25064, 97-74B), clouds started moving in. Here's the URL of a report that Japan would be maneuvering COMETS (a.k.a. Kakehashi): http://cnn.com/TECH/space/9803/05/japan.satellite/index.html COMETS is a fairly big object (2x3x3 m with 15 m solar panel). Here's the URL of the new OIG Web site! http://oigsysop.atsc.allied.com/scripts/foxweb.dll/app01? (The old one's still there.) Here's the URL of NASA's "Satellite Situation Center": http://sscweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/ which may have some things of interest to some SeeSat folks. Now, I couldn't find it, but it seems like a few weeks ago there was mention of Geotail (22049, 92-44A). The SSR reports that it decayed in October 1992. Well, the following and related pages say it was in orbit at least until sometime in 1995, if not to the present day: http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/database/www-nmc?92-044A Ed Cannon ecannon@mail.utexas.edu Austin, Texas, USA