> From: kjonckheere@unicall.be (Kurt Jonckheere) > Subject: ACCELERATION REPORT (16 January 1996) > ACCELERATION REPORT (15 January 1996) > WARNING: SUDDEN ORBITAL ELEMENT CHANGE, > ACCELERATION POSSIBLE > OBJECTS TO BE OBSERVED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE: > 18096 87- 49 B 19257 88- 53 B > 19036 88- 29 B 22007 92- 36 B (very nice object!) > 21876 92- 8 B Thanks for your posting, and I apologize for having a quibble. I presume that 19036 was intended to be 19039, and that the object is 19039 = 88- 29 B = C* 1937 r. I probably should go into one of my periodic rants about how horribly difficult this tripartate nomenclature is in actual use, and about how a simple system with the 26 letters and 10 digits allows the cataloging of 46,656 objects with merely a 3-character name, but since it's not our fault, I won't. Cheers. Walter Nissen dk058@cleveland.freenet.edu