I had a nice unexpected conjunction between Cosmos 2228 and USA 32 Monday night (29 March) from Belmont Shore, CA. I was tracking USA 32 as it approached a conjunction with Regulus in the southeast, when I noticed a second satellite on an apparent intercept course, catching up from behind. The two passed within about a degree of each other at 19:14:00 PST (30 March 3:14:00 UT). To add to the confusion, Cosmos 2228 was flashing, and just as I was about to grab my stop watch and time it, USA 32 started "sparkling" like crazy. I noted the time that the USA-32 sparkling started -- about 3:14:15 (Pi o'clock?), which was about 35 seconds prior to culmination in the east. With the two satellites flashing out of sync back and forth, it was like they were talking to one another, or taking flash pictures of each other! --Rob