C* 398: It's a little hard to believe its eccentricity was once .449. I guess this is it from OIG until Monday afternoon. Element set number = 2 1 04966U 71016A 95341.75856728 .02113195 12130-4 15361-3 0 1613 2 04966 51.3648 93.4455 0092571 16.8397 343.5671 16.24657567851925 Element set number = 3 1 04966U 71016A 95342.06598531 .02042956 12157-4 13641-3 0 1628 2 04966 51.3635 91.7368 0088679 17.9791 342.4324 16.25906071851975 Element set number = 1 1 04966U 71016A 95342.25031658 .02196052 12186-4 13650-3 0 1631 2 04966 51.3616 90.7090 0086588 18.5963 341.8171 16.26703743852000 Element set number = 5 1 04966U 71016A 95342.31174141 .02175073 12192-4 13586-3 0 1649 2 04966 51.3605 90.3664 .008505 18.5150 341.9069 16.27007458852011 Element set number = 4 1 04966U 71016A 95342.57820007 .02502366 12244-4 14698-3 0 1659 2 04966 51.3643 88.8704 .008011 20.2583 102.6689 16.28357135852057 Still no clue whether the abnormal Mir MM, etc., are real. All the latest from OIG: 1 16609U 86017A 95342.55510253 .00010024 00000-0 13643-3 0 3512 2 16609 51.6454 4.2056 0003283 49.3886 86.3132 15.58232470460134 EGP: The initial thought for the initial launch of the H-1 was that a bag of sand would make a good choice for payload. Mostly in terms of insurance coverage. EGP, aka Ajisa, is but a slight modification of that idea. It is a 2.15 m sphere covered with 120 laser reflector assemblies (incorporating 1436 corner cubes) and 318 planar mirrors. Cheers. Walter Nissen dk058@cleveland.freenet.edu