Last evening (EDT, early 1999 May 21 UTC) we tried to see the 99-026 objects but until we went inside at about 21:50 EDT (5/21 01:50 UTC), we were only able to see one of them: 25735 = 99-026A ("TERRIERS ?") at 01:46.0 UTC at 7th magnitude, 55 degs high in the East (with 7x50 and 10x50 binoculars) We also saw: 25733 = 99-025D ("Fengyun 1X CSL-04 deb") at 01:03.9 UTC at V=3.5 near delta UMa, and, 25730 = 99-025A ("Fengyun 1C") at 01:05.6 UTC at V=5.3 near beta Leo. An unexpected surprise was the very fast moving brilliant 25376 = 98-039A ("Cosmos 2359") at 01:23-01:24 UTC moving from near alpha UMi to below Bootes and rivalling Arcturus (V=-0.05) in maximum brightness. ---- Unfortunately, the moon is getting in the way again (although from here and points West, a nice occultation of Regulus is due late tonight/early Saturday local time.) Clear and dark skies! Ed Light Lakewood, NJ, USA N 40.1072, W 074.2317, Hgt +21 m (69 ft)