Reply to message from pebecker@mail.primary.net of Tue, 15 Jul >magnitude 2. It was about 2 to 2.5 seconds between bright flashes >(roughly measured with my wristwatch). I lost it just up from >Casseopeia; considering its track, it would have passed near the moon >and would have passed through Casseopeia. It was about 9:37pm to >9:39pm local CDT, or 02:37 - 02:39 UTC. I live at 38.47N, 90.63W. >Can someone help me identify it? I believe that you probably saw Cosmos 2333 Rk (24298U; 96051B). I observed it on 3 consecutive nights (July 6th to July 8th) and noted that it was flashing at about 1x/sec - maybe faster. It seems to fit your description fairly well - passing at about 82 deg in the ESE at 21:37 local time. Cheers. -- Don Gardner Homepage - http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/9787/ 76.8419 W, 39.1796 N, 37m ASL