Jeff Hunt mentioned an UNID he saw that was almost as bright as Saturn. He said that OAO 2 rk (3598/68110B) matched the track, but he doubted that it could get that bright. I've seen it get as bright as mag 1, and there are quite a few PPAS entries that show it getting that bright. The other OAO objects can occasionally put on a good show, so they are on my 'always look' list. OAO 1 02142 66 31A OAO 1 Rk 02144 66 31B OAO 2 03597 68 110A (I saw this glint to -2 once) OAO 2 Rk 03598 68 110B OAO 3 06153 72 65A OAO 3 Rk 06155 72 68B BTW, I think OAO stands for Orbiting Astronomical Observatory. They were the early ancestors of the Hubble Space Telescope. Craig Cholar 3432P@VM1.CC.NPS.NAVY.MIL