Congratulations Leo for finding that : >91-19 B IS ACCELERATING !!!! Unfortenately, my observing session was blocked last night by a farmer who suddenly started to work on a nearby field (with big lights of course)..., so I didn't saw 91- 19 B. I did saw it two nights ago. > 91- 19 B 97-10-18 19:08:35 LB 72.3 0.5 1 72.3 AA, mag 3->inv 91- 19 B 97-10-20 18:20:22 LB 62.9 0.5 1 62.9 AA, mag 4->inv 91- 19 B 97-10-27 17:57:12 LB 89.9 0.5 4 22.5 AA, mag 4->inv 91- 19 B 97-10-27 17:58 KJ 319.1 0.5 14 22.8 mag 4.5->inv 91- 19 B 97-10-28 18:25:24 LB 113.9 0.5 6 19.0 AA, mag 3->inv > >The sat is an easy object and will be visible here for several more nights; It is indeed mentioned as a beginner object in our program.rob. >More obs from other observers are needed as we can follow the acceleration >of this sat. >It is now going down rapidly and we are lucky to be able to observe it as it will >probably reach it minimum period in just a few days. All observers should focus on this object ! Here are the latest OIG elements : 21153 1 21153U 91019B 97282.67488522 .00000080 00000-0 67018-4 0 9334 2 21153 82.9256 146.3371 0040295 58.9950 301.5151 13.74858988330189 happy observing, Kurt Jonckheere