OIG's current decay notice for this, issued almost 24 hours ago at 03:08 on December 15 indicates decay on December 16 at 17:29 UTC. As Harro has mentioned, we have been treated to at least one elset with an erroneously high drag, but it is also clear that this is decaying more quickly than the predictions I made yesterday. We are overdue for another elset, the last published one being: Telstar 401 Centaur r 1452 x 117 km 1 22928U 93077B 98349.54750047 .25051465 -89684-5 10865-2 0 3540 2 22928 23.5104 13.3130 0931789 356.9696 172.8911 14.32219214 66192 This shows it 4.6 *minutes* early against the prediction I posted yesterday. It is hard to compute a SatEvo evolution that satisfies the elsets over the past day. The following truncated prediction, based on only the latest elset, leads to decay at December 17.7 but (given the spread of recent elsets) it could indeed decay as early as the 16th: Telstar 401 Centaur r 1269 x 117 km 1 22928U 93077B 98350.06716516 .28746594 29346-1 11435-2 0 93546 2 22928 23.5045 10.0269 0814753 2.7115 357.7047 14.60041129 66278 Telstar 401 Centaur r 1082 x 117 km 1 22928U 93077B 98350.54102752 .34112869 48895-1 12309-2 0 93540 2 22928 23.4991 6.9020 0691153 8.1717 352.8988 14.89610253 66340 Alan -- Alan Pickup | COSPAR 2707: 55d53m48.7s N 3d11m51.2s W 156m asl Edinburgh | Home: alan@wingar.demon.co.uk +44 (0)131 477 9144 Scotland | SatEvo page: http://www.wingar.demon.co.uk/satevo/