The clear skies held so i was able to see with 10x50s, the second pass of the latest Globalstars, well half of them. I missed the pass by GLOBALSTAR C #25945 9958C & GLOBALSTAR D #25946 9958D by a few seconds but i did observe Gstar31 Soyuz r2 #25948 9958F at 03:28:xx 20 Oct Az 185 El 73 deg, it was alone, i looked around it but nothing else was along the same track so i am confident that's what it was. A unknown heading South crossed my FOV distracted me while i was observing Gstar31 Soyuz r2 and i lost track of it. Knowing others were following, i turned my attention to the same track, another unknown going South, a few degrees West of the first one caught my eye but then GLOBALSTAR A #25943 99058A and GLOBALSTAR B #25944 9958B came into view. Their separation was less than a degree and i can't really be sure which one was in the lead but both were there. They entered shadow at 03:28:30 20 Oct UTC +/- 3 sec. Az 180 deg El 73 deg. Jari 54.25N 110.11W 556m ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html